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may-apple, American mandrake

may-apple, American mandrake

by Joseph CHIEF REDEARTHUttarakhand, India

May apple

by SpenserConnecticut, USA

Herbaceous plant with umbrella-like leaves. Google searches show nothing but ...

May Apple

by AmandaChappellGeorgia, USA

AKA mandrake root,

Mayapple

by pippinincarnate68New York, USA

Also called american

Mayapple

by Christine Y.Connecticut, USA

White, nodding flower underneath and between a pair of large, deeply lobed, ...

Mayapple

by Small WondersGrand Rapids, Michigan, USA

Common names: Adams Apple, Mandrake Root, ...

Mayapple

by Phil_SMentor, Ohio, USA

lemon (flavor of the fruit), wild

american mandrake, Mayapple

american mandrake, Mayapple

by c.beshore.rnNevada, Missouri, USA

Beautiful plant throughout Missouri. Has highly scented white flower in the ...

Mayapple

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

One or two leaved plant with palmately lobed leaves. Flowers produced only from ...

Mayapple

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

One or two leaved plant with palmately lobed leaves. Flowers produced only from ...

May apple

by Maria dBChapel Hill, North Carolina, USA

lemon, wild mandrake,

Raccoon Berry, Duck's Foot, Hog Apple

Raccoon Berry, Duck's Foot, Hog Apple

by jgorneauNew York, USA

Podophyllum peltatum, commonly called the

Mayapple

by Maria dBNorth Carolina, USA

Also known as American

Mayapple

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

Native Americans. The edible, ripe, ...

Mayapple

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

Herbaceous perennial plant in the family Berberidaceae. The stems grow to ...

Mayapple

by QWMomEmerson, Georgia, USA

were used as a cathartic by Native

Mayapple

by BonnieLewisNorth Carolina, USA

Mayapples are woodland plants, typically growing in colonies derived from a ...

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