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English: Atropa belladonna L. Deadly Nightshade. Single flower in profile, showing calyx, exterior of corolla and protruding, minutely pubescent stigma. |
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Single flower of self-seeded plant protruding through railings of London's Chelsea Physic Garden. Plant derived from droppings of birds feeding on specimen of Atropa belladonna grown in systematic beds.
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