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A poisonous European perennial flowering plant (Colchicum autumnale) of the family Colchicaceae, native to damp meadows and woodlands, which produces solitary, crocus-like pale lilac, pink, or purple goblet-shaped flowers in autumn before its broad green leaves emerge in spring, and serves as a source of the medicinal alkaloid colchicine.

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"The damp pasture was dotted with the pale purple blossoms of colchicum in late September."

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