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Crow's eye berry Paris quadrifolia with green leaves. Forest poisonous berry in the forest

Trillium wildflower on the forest floor in the Columbia River Gorge.

Paris quadrifolia in bloom. It is commonly known as herb Paris or true lover's knot.

Great white trillium flower in the city park

Trillium ovatum, the Pacific trillium, also known as the western wakerobin, western white trillium, or western trillium, is a species of flowering plant in the family Melanthiaceae. Jackson Demonstration State Forest, Mendocino County, California.

Large group of Mayapple plants, also known as wild mandrake or umbrella plant

The great white trillium are among the first flowers to appear in spring.

Natural background with not so healthy leaves in the middle

Trillium wildflowers in the forest with oxalis

White Trillium Blooming in the Spring in Ontario forest

Budding red (or purple) trillium in early spring, Connecticut

White Trilliums growing on the forest floor. Trillium grandiflorum is the official emblem of the Province of Ontario and the State Wildflower of Ohio. Square Crop

Forest floor full of white Trilliums (Trillium grandiflorum) near Northport, Michigan - one of the wonders of the Northern woods; 2009/05/22

Great white trillium taken while in a Wisconsin forest in May.

A Trillium flower, Trillium grandiflorum, with a green stripe down the petals. This green stripe is caused by an infection of possible mycoplasmas.

Texture Of Creeping Dogwood Leaves On Forest Floor in Olympic National Park

Purple (or red) trillium, late April in Connecticut

Poisonous plant Ravens eye four leaf. Paris quadrifolia. Close-up of a plant with fruit. High quality photo

$Low to short hairless, often patch forming perennial with erect stems. Leaves 4 in a single whorl half way up to the stem, broadly oval, 3-5 veins. Flowers solitary, erect yellowish green, starry, 4-6 parted, the sepals lanceolate, pointed, the petals thread like, stamens prominent. Fruit a berry like capsule, black when ripe, splitting to reveal bright red, fleshy, shiny seeds.\nHabitat: Woodland an damp shady places on calcareous soils, to 2000m.\nFlowering Season: May-June\nDistribution: Throughout Europe, except Ireland and the far north.\nBerries poisonous. Flowers hermaphrodite, sometimes female. Often indicative of ancient woodland.\n\nThis Picture is made during an Excursion in the Northern Eifel (Germany).$

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