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monkshood Synonyms

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A highly poisonous herbaceous plant of the buttercup family (genus Aconitum) native to the Northern Hemisphere, known for its deeply lobed leaves and prominent, helmet-shaped blue or purple flowers.

Usage Example

"The botanist carefully wore thick gloves while examining the aconite, fully aware that its toxic alkaloids could be absorbed through the skin."

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aconite
wolfsbane

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