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Margaretologist 15(1) Issue 33 2002
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Super Plant Beads
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Most worn. Job's Tears. The middle picture is var. stenocarpa, the last is var. monilifer. See also here.

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Most deadly:Abrus precatorius. See also here.
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The "necklace tree" bean, Ormosia monosperma.
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Holiest: Rudraksha (Eleaocarpus ganitrus). See also here.
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Most Fun. Ceasalpinia sp. On children's amulet from Lake Toba region, Sumatra.
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