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'''Baneberry''' (''Actaea spp.'') is a genus of flowering plants. |
'''Baneberry''' (''Actaea spp.'') is a genus of flowering plants. |
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The berries are the most [[poison]]ous part of the plant, and they are presumably used in the making of the [[Baneberry Potion]]. |
The berries are the most [[poison]]ous part of the plant, and they are presumably used in the making of the [[Baneberry Potion]]. |
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Revision as of 16:48, 18 August 2014
Baneberry (Actaea spp.) is a genus of flowering plants. The berries are the most poisonous part of the plant, and they are presumably used in the making of the Baneberry Potion.
Behind the scenes
- The picture of the Baneberry Potion depicts a Baneberry as a small branch with green leaves and clusters of both red and white berries. This is odd - varieties of Actaea may have red, black, or white berries, but two colours together is unusual.
- Baneberry, also known in England as Herb Christopher, was once believed to ward off plague[1], insects, and vermin but attract toads.[2]