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Bryonia cretica

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1753
cretan bryony
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Summary

Bryonia cretica, also known as Cretan bryony or English mandrake is a perennial species of Bryonia. Its flowers bloom in the summer and usually grow between 3 and 5mm. Its fruit are toxic. They have been used in traditional medicine. It is a common plant in most of Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and Turkmenistan....read more on Wikipedia.

4 Bryonia cretica subspecies found:

Bryonia cretica ssp. acutaBryonia cretica ssp. creticaBryonia cretica ssp. dioicaBryonia cretica ssp. marmorata
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