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According to an article by Shelly Garner that is quoted on the site http://www.gwenshealinggarden.ca/Article.Poisonous_Plants_Outdoors.htm -- the seeds of the Mountain Ash contain cyanide-producing compounds. However, the article continues on saying that "It's important to note here that Chokecherries and Mountain Ash berries can be made into a jelly, as the seeds will be thrown away after the juice is extracted."

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