Helleborus
Helleborus (family Ranunculaceae) A genus of rhizomatous (see RHIZOME) herbs that contain poisonous alkaloids. Many species are cultivated for winter and spring flowers. There are 20 species, occurring in Europe and the Mediterranean region.
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