Bryonia Alba
Overview
Here are other names for Bryonia alba:
- White bryony
- Wild hop
- False mandrake
- English mandrake
- Wild vine
- Wild hops
- Wild nep
- Tamus
- Ladies’ seal
- Tetterbury
Bryonia alba is a climbing vine in the gourd family, Cucurbitaceae. It is native to Europe and Northern Iran. The plant has white flowers, red berries, and a thick, fleshy root with a strong, bitter odor.
Important Note: Bryonia alba is a poisonous plant and should not be ingested without professional medical guidance.
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