Small Solomon’s seal (Polygonatum biflorum) is a shade-tolerant woodland perennial of cold semi-arid North American uplands, its young shoots and root eaten as a vegetable and its rhizome used medicinally (the berries, unlike the root, are considered possibly poisonous).

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