The phytolacca is in the family of Phytolaccaceae: it is a perennial herb native to America, Asia and New Zealand which is also know as poke, pokebush, pokeberry, pokeroot. It is poisonous for animals though birds can eat its seeds. It has long and large green leaves and a pink central flower resembling a stem.
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phytolacca by Valentina Sannicolo at Cepolina.com, Star rating , Votes:1 , Summary:The phytolacca is in the family of Phytolaccaceae: it is a perennial herb native to America, Asia and New Zealand which is also know as poke, pokebush, pokeberry, pokeroot. It is poisonous for mammals though birds can eat its seeds. It has long and large green leaves and a pink central flower resembling a stem.
