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Atropa belladonna L. Solanaceae. Deadly nightshade. Dwale. Morella, Solatrum, Hound's berries, Uva lupina, Cucubalus, Solanum lethale. Atropa derives from Atropos the oldest of the three Fates of Greek mythology who cut the
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TIL - The drug that is used to dilate eyes (Atropine) is made from the "Belladonna plant" the name "bella donna" is derived from Italian and means "beautiful woman" because the herb
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