See muscari à toupet on Wiktionary
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"Composé de muscari et de toupet."
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"ref": "Bernard Boullard , Plantes & champignons: dictionnaire, 1997",
"text": "Les espèces indigènes les plus courantes sont les Muscaris à toupet (Af. comosum) et à grappe (M. racemosum)."
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"word": "grape hyacinth"
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