Amianthium muscaetoxicum (Fly Poison), flowers
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2005 – 2012
Amianthium muscaetoxicum (Fly Poison), woodland wildflower, poisonous perennial, monotypic genus, 3' tall arising from a bulb, leaves are mostly basal and densely clustered 16" long by 0.8" wide, inflorescence is a terminal raceme with white flowers to 0.4" wide, without glands and the persistent tepals turn light green as they age, poison is known to kill livestock
