Usually means: Genus of tropical American plants.
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  1. dracontium: Dictionary of Botanical Epithets

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▸ noun:  (pharmacy, obsolete) The roots and rhizomes of skunk cabbage, Symplocarpus foetidus

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skunk cabbage, polecatweed, squawroot, hermodactyl, taproot, skunkweed, colicroot, taraxacum, cancer root, stinkwort, more...

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arisaema dracontium, genus dracontium, more...

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skunk cabbage, polecatweed, squawroot, hermodactyl, taproot, skunkweed, colicroot, taraxacum, cancer root, stinkwort, more...

Phrases:
arisaema dracontium, genus dracontium, more...



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