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mandragora (màn-dràg´er-e) noun
MANDRAKE.
[Middle English, from Latin mandragorâs. MANDRAKE.]

mandrake

mandrake (màn´drâk´) noun
1.  a. A southern European plant (Mandragora officinarum) having greenish-yellow flowers and a branched root. This plant was once believed to have magical powers because its root resembles the human body. b. The root of this plant, which contains the poisonous alkaloid hyoscyamine. Also called mandragora.
2. MAY APPLE.
[Middle English, alteration (influenced by drake, dragon). DRAKE, of mandragora, from Old English, from Latin mandragorâs, from Greek.]

May apple

May apple noun
1. A rhizomatous plant (Podophyllum peltatum) of eastern North America, having a single, nodding white flower and oval yellow fruit. Although the pulp of the ripe fruit is edible, the roots, leaves, and seeds of the plant are poisonous.
2. The fruit of this plant. Also called mandrake.

 
• 604 entity Mandragora is Johann Bley of DMT and Juno Reactor
• track _Gypsy    Trance_ and _Wicked Warp_ off of _Project II Trance_ compilation on Dragonfly (1993)
• 604 track _Mandrogora_ (featuring the Kakatsitsi drummers) off of _Supernature_ CDb on 4DAT (1997)
• ambient techno track _Mandragora Part One_ MP3 by Air Liquide off of _The Mercury_ ep 10"x2 on Sm:)e Communications (1994)
    

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