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RM2D786XM–Autumn Saffron (Colchicum brachyphyllum) Preparations from the roots and seeds of this plant are used to treat gout and rheumatism. They are also used
RF2E30441–permanent exhibition “Ethnobotanical Gardens” with gardened flowerbeds to discover connections that man has today with the world of plants, Geneve
RM2RRMA42–Flower of common field delphinium (Consolida regalis / Delphinium consolida), field delphinium, medicinal plant
RF2WFJJTX–Sea squill (Drimia maritima or Urginea maritima) is a perennial herb native to Mediterranean Basin coasts. It is poisonous and medicinal used since an
RM2EE1ARB–Digitally restored 19th century Victorian botanical illustration of Spurge Laurel / Daphne laureola. See notes for source and process info.
RF2X33NCX–Leaves and fruits of the medicinal shrub Frangula alnus, Rhamnus frangula with poisonous black and red berries closeup.
RMBT84DW–The strange shape of the Solanum mammosum fruit is the reason for its common names of nipple fruit, titty fruit and cows udder
RF2G6423K–Purple viper's-bugloss (Echium plantagineum) flowering in the summer. Blooming Paterson's curse plant.
RF2E30422–permanent exhibition “Ethnobotanical Gardens” with gardened flowerbeds to discover connections that man has today with the world of plants, Geneve
RM2RHPFDK–Flower of common field delphinium (Consolida regalis), Delphinium consolida, field delphinium, medicinal plant
RF2WFJJY1–Sea squill (Drimia maritima or Urginea maritima) is a perennial herb native to Mediterranean Basin coasts. It is poisonous and medicinal used since an
RM2EE1B83–Digitally restored 19th century Victorian botanical illustration of White Bryony / Bryonia cretica. See notes for source and process info.
RF2T9C1Y0–Leaves and fruits of the medicinal shrub Frangula alnus, Rhamnus frangula with poisonous black and red berries closeup.
RF2E304A1–permanent exhibition “Ethnobotanical Gardens” with gardened flowerbeds to discover connections that man has today with the world of plants, Geneve
RM2RHPFDF–Flower of common field delphinium (Consolida regalis), Delphinium consolida, field delphinium, medicinal plant
RF2WFJJXE–Sea squill (Drimia maritima or Urginea maritima) is a perennial herb native to Mediterranean Basin coasts. It is poisonous and medicinal used since an
RM2EE1AB7–Digitally restored 19th century Victorian botanical illustration of Fool's Parsley / Aethusa cynapium. See notes for source and process info.
RMBEDE0E–Poisonous Red Berries Of Lords and Ladies Arum maculatum Taken at Martin Mere WWT, Lancashire UK
RF2RWK7W2–Greater celandine (Chelidonium majus) has been naturalised in many regions of North America (Greater Celandine) (Photo Greater Celandine flowering)
RF2T9R4NC–Leaves and fruits of the medicinal shrub Frangula alnus, Rhamnus frangula with poisonous black and red berries closeup.
RF2D69F1N–Foxgloves, Ladies Glove, (digitalis purpurea) grow out from a stone wall, Monmouthshire, UK
RF2E3046Y–permanent exhibition “Ethnobotanical Gardens” with gardened flowerbeds to discover connections that man has today with the world of plants, Geneve
RM2RHPFDE–Flower of common field delphinium (Consolida regalis), Delphinium consolida, field delphinium, medicinal plant
RF2WFJJXY–Sea squill (Drimia maritima or Urginea maritima) is a perennial herb native to Mediterranean Basin coasts. It is poisonous and medicinal used since an
RM2EE199Y–Digitally restored 19th century Victorian botanical illustration of Mezereon / Daphne mezereum. See notes for source and process info.
RMRN3C5W–Honey Flower, Touch-Me-Not, Melianthus major, Kisrtenbosch Botanical Graden, Western Cape, South Africa, sticky, rich in nectar, resupination of flowe
RF2T9R4KG–Leaves and fruits of the medicinal shrub Frangula alnus, Rhamnus frangula with poisonous black and red berries closeup.
RF2E304A2–permanent exhibition “Ethnobotanical Gardens” with gardened flowerbeds to discover connections that man has today with the world of plants, Geneve
RM2RHPF65–Flower of common field delphinium (Consolida regalis), Delphinium consolida, field delphinium, medicinal plant
RF2WFJJY2–Sea squill (Drimia maritima or Urginea maritima) is a perennial herb native to Mediterranean Basin coasts. It is poisonous and medicinal used since an
RM2EE1AHW–Digitally restored 19th century Victorian botanical illustration of Garden Nightshade, Black Nightshade / Solanum nigrum. See notes.
RMRN3AE2–Honey Flower, Touch-Me-Not, Melianthus major, Kirstenbosch Botanical Graden, Western Cape, South Africa, sticky, rich in nectar, resupination of flowe
RF2X33N7H–Leaves and fruits of the medicinal shrub Frangula alnus, Rhamnus frangula with poisonous black and red berries closeup.
RFT51YYB–Red rhubarb plant crown growing in early spring, with green leaves and stalks. Edible vegetable garden plant with oxalic acid in leaves.
RF2J9X7J5–Adonis vernalis or spring pheasant's eye green plant with yellow flowers. Medicinal plants
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