Podophyllum peltatum L.
Engl.: American mandrake, mayapple, devil's apple, hog-apple, Indian apple, lemon apple, mandrake, raccoonberry, umbrella plant, vegetable calomel, vegetable mercury, wild lemon, wild mandrake.
Deu.: Amerikanischer Maiapfel, Entenfuss, Gewöhnlicher Maiapfel, Schildförmiges Fussblatt.
Fran.: pomme de mai.
Sven.: fotblad.
Suom.: amerikanjalkalehti.
Bot. syn.: Podophyllum montanum Rafin.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
Classic texts: Rafinesque 1828-1830.
Classic texts: Bigelow 1817-1821.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
Classic texts: Sturtevant 1919.
Leaf. They're much bigger than they look. Uppsala bot. g., Sweden. Planted. 2003-06-23.
Classic texts: Scudder's Materia Medica, 1898: Cathartics.
Classic texts: BPC 1911.
Classic texts: Madaus 1938.
Classic texts: Journals: TNEMA 1882-1883.
Classic texts: BPC 1911.
Classic texts: BPC 1911.
Classic texts: USDisp 1918.
Classic texts: USDisp 1918.
Classic texts: USDisp 1918.
Classic texts: Scudder 1870.
Classic texts: Sayre 1917.
Classic texts: Petersen 1905.
Classic texts: HistVD, 1911.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
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