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This perennial herb produces creeping rhizomes, from which it is able to spread by vegetative reproduction(2) (3). It can also reproduce by seeds, and the flowers are pollinated by a range of insects (2). Despite the fact that it is slightly toxic, bog asphodel is often heavily grazed in upland areas (3).
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