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again branches freely. the leaves are dull, darkish green in colour and of unequal size, to inches long, the lower leaves solitary, the upper ones in pairs alternately from opposite sides of the stem, one leaf of each pair much larger than the other, oval in shape, acute at the apex, entire and attenuated
little. eight pounds of the herb are said to have been eaten by a horse without causing any injury, and an ass swallowed lb. of the ripe berries without any bad results following. rabbits, sheep, goats and swine eat the leaves with impunity, and birds often eat the seeds without any apparent effect,...
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