Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Atropa pallidiflora is a close relative of the infamous Deadly Nightshade and,like it,is an extremely poisonous plant,containing a variety of tropane alkaloids valued in medicine for their anticholinergic,antispasmodic and mydriatic properties and deliriant in excess. Atropa pallidiflora is the least well-known of the four currently accepted species of Atropa and is endemic to the remarkable Caspian Hyrcanian mixed forests of Northern Iran.The binomial Atropa pallidiflora was published by Eva Schönbeck-Temesy in volume 100 ('Solanaceae') of Karl Heinz Rechinger's monumental Flora Iranica in 1972. The specific name pallidiflora signifies 'bearing flowers of a pale,wan or washed-out hue' and,while appropriate,is not especially evocative,given that the flowers of most Atropa species are far from vivid (only the flowers of the yellow-flowered form (as opposed to the green) of Atropa baetica could be said to have a colour that is cheerful rather than sombre)."@en }
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- Atropa_pallidiflora abstract "Atropa pallidiflora is a close relative of the infamous Deadly Nightshade and,like it,is an extremely poisonous plant,containing a variety of tropane alkaloids valued in medicine for their anticholinergic,antispasmodic and mydriatic properties and deliriant in excess. Atropa pallidiflora is the least well-known of the four currently accepted species of Atropa and is endemic to the remarkable Caspian Hyrcanian mixed forests of Northern Iran.The binomial Atropa pallidiflora was published by Eva Schönbeck-Temesy in volume 100 ('Solanaceae') of Karl Heinz Rechinger's monumental Flora Iranica in 1972. The specific name pallidiflora signifies 'bearing flowers of a pale,wan or washed-out hue' and,while appropriate,is not especially evocative,given that the flowers of most Atropa species are far from vivid (only the flowers of the yellow-flowered form (as opposed to the green) of Atropa baetica could be said to have a colour that is cheerful rather than sombre).".
- Q15547906 abstract "Atropa pallidiflora is a close relative of the infamous Deadly Nightshade and,like it,is an extremely poisonous plant,containing a variety of tropane alkaloids valued in medicine for their anticholinergic,antispasmodic and mydriatic properties and deliriant in excess. Atropa pallidiflora is the least well-known of the four currently accepted species of Atropa and is endemic to the remarkable Caspian Hyrcanian mixed forests of Northern Iran.The binomial Atropa pallidiflora was published by Eva Schönbeck-Temesy in volume 100 ('Solanaceae') of Karl Heinz Rechinger's monumental Flora Iranica in 1972. The specific name pallidiflora signifies 'bearing flowers of a pale,wan or washed-out hue' and,while appropriate,is not especially evocative,given that the flowers of most Atropa species are far from vivid (only the flowers of the yellow-flowered form (as opposed to the green) of Atropa baetica could be said to have a colour that is cheerful rather than sombre).".