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Allium

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Allium
a genus of plants belonging to the Liliaceae family; contain N-propyl-disulfide. A constant heavy diet of many species causes severe hemolytic anemia. Includes A. ameloprasm (wild onion), A. canadense (wild onion), A. cepa (cultivated onion), A. sativum (garlic), A. schoenprasm (chives), A. triquetrum (three-cornered garlic), A. ursinum (wild garlic), A. validum (wild onion), A. vineale (false garlic).
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ALLIUM SPHAEROCEPHALUM 'DRUM STICK x 120 RRP pounds 10.
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BRING a touch of the outdoors indoors with this allium photographic canvas from Next, priced pounds 50.
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