How can we identify a poisoned food if we are not able to sense it?? . .,(natura

How can we identify a poisoned food if we are not able to sense it?? . .,(naturally by colour ,smell etc. . .)

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How can we identify a poisoned food if we are not able to sense it?? . .,(naturally by colour ,smell..

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I have got the answer for getting detected in vitro but i wanted it to be natural . . .

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