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PLANTE VENENEUSE DE EA FRANCE
I.1. A.
LE CONCOMBKK SAUVAGE. M MOMORBI^UK PIQUANTE, flor.pran,
Momordica elaterium.7/ S P Monmdt Syn4me.ru . t^.3^. PORT /terbe annuelle o-utcroiten PROVENCE dans le,r
Ueucc sterites, parmi les décombres ^elle/leupit 'en jdout et 'Septembre dans nos /ardais cm nous la cultivons. T IGE S epia/jes,
lierhacées, ranuiantes.portanl des fleurs mâles cefèmedes séparément sur /e même pied. Les F LE URS mâles sont composées
d'un calice d'une seule pieee divisé en dha parties, d'une corolle nuvwpétale à cuuj devisions et de trois étammes,dont deuce onttair
anthère double' Les FI, EURS femelles sont portées sur leur Ovaire et l'on trouve aa/ur eluipie Corolle an pistil surmonté d'un sb/cpnaà
aivisc en ùois parties. Sea FRUIT S f lorau ils sont murs au pointde se détacher de leur Jeâictde, lancent leu/s praines itvec une fvvc
étonnante. Ses FEUILLES sont alterner, cAar-aées, ainsi aue les à'i/es d'un grand nombre diurpe/ des tjui les rendent rudes au toucAer.
\?flo. tes/it/.sl . t't B . repreâeruenl de..- f leurs mûtes, les /ïq. C . efD. de.t /leurs fè/'iette.r dans dt//èren&r etaèr.7nzfù/.E . represesue anpuà-tm moment Je
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de ses ûratnea,2,a/L/. l. cri eelle Cu n.
Ses feuufes macAeés sont très acres , toute ta plante a une odeur tzesagreézé./c uirsiju'it est entre de l'eau ilu fruut aa/is les i/eua;
On éprouve .te violentes cuissons oui se dissipent seules .
Cette plante d'un. u^raoe pamilltes- en .ïïe'Jecvu eedgt dans iaJmuusodhtm. ieauesup de prudence, «on. tue qu'on nous vent' \rouj le nom d ClïltdMUrïl ,

art un ptut^anl ni/drtiongue . T^oy&r en les delatts dtzns le duteoltrs aéner t u.
Date 1780-93.
Source https://www.flickr.com/photos/biodivlibrary/8190952992
Author Bulliard, Pierre
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Herbier de la France; ou, Collection complette des plantes indigenes de ce royaume; avec leurs propriétés, et leurs usages en medecine. Par Mr. Bulliard.
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4295877
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25372 (Find related Wikimedia Commons images)
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5365 (Find related Wikimedia Commons images)
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Pl. 81
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NameFound:Momordica NameConfirmed:Momordica L. EOLID:61243 NameFound:Momordica elaterium NameConfirmed:Momordica elaterium L. EOLID:487852 NameBankID:618210 NameFound:V. eatcetit du
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https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/4295877
DOI
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10.5962/bhl.title.5365
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Illustration
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  • Herbier de la France 49-96
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16 November 2012
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