Jack in the Pulpit

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Uploaded by on Apr 25, 2010

Intriguing plant commonly found in American forests. Also known as Indian Turnip, Indian Almond, Pepper Turnip, Marsh Pepper, Bog Onion, Priest's Pentle, Wood Pulpit, Little Pulpit, Cuckoo Flower, Starchwort, Memory Root, Devil's Ear, Dragonroot, Brown Dragon, & even occasionally, half in jest, Jill-in-the-Pulpit

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  • ever eat one of these?

  • @stujen6224 Nope, are they edible? I've heard they are poisonous, but perhaps parts of it are okay to eat?

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  • they might be poisionious, i aint never been ablel to eat a lethal dose i dont recon. But they sure are hot!

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