Fumaria officinalis (weed)
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Fumaria officinalis (weed) L. - (fumitory)
This species is native to Europe and neighbouring regions. It is now widely distributed, although it is not common in tropical areas. All parts of the plant are toxic, but it is and has been sometimes used as a medicinal herb. F. officinalis can be an agricultural weed, affecting crops like cereals, beet and legumes. The plants typically grow up to a height of 30-50 cm and have reddish flowers.
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| • Deutsch: | Erdrauch |
| • English: | fumitory |
| • Français: | fumeterre officinale |
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