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Beah Leaves

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Beah Leaves has 8 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference, with 2 live disagreements.

8 facts·6 predicates·1 sources·2 in dispute

Mostly:price(2), sold in(2), shape(1)

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Pricein disputeprice

  • 0.25 rupee per catty[1]sourceall time · 161
  • fourpence halfpenny per pound[1]sourceall time · 161

Sold inin disputesoldIn

  • bazaars[1]all time · 161
  • markets[1]all time · 161

Shapeshape

  • serrated[1]sourceall time · 161

Used WhenusedWhen

  • opium not procurable[1]all time · 161

Used AsusedAs

  • substitute for opium[1]sourceall time · 161

Used byusedBy

Inbound mentions (1)

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hasLeavesHas Leaves(1)

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8 undated
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priceseven-sisters-of-sleep/161
0.25 rupee per catty
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priceseven-sisters-of-sleep/161
fourpence halfpenny per pound
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shapeseven-sisters-of-sleep/161
serrated
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soldInseven-sisters-of-sleep/161
bazaars
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soldInseven-sisters-of-sleep/161
markets
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usedAsseven-sisters-of-sleep/161
substitute for opium
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usedByseven-sisters-of-sleep/161
ex:opium-smokers
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usedWhenseven-sisters-of-sleep/161
opium not procurable

References (1)

1 references
  1. [1]tmpt283_fzu_seven-sisters-of-sleep_1618 facts
    customctx:books/seven-sisters-of-sleep/161
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      The plant is common in Jamaica and some other of the West Indian islands. It is an elegant climber, bearing bright scarlet blossoms, somewhat resembling a passion flower. Browne says, that the flowers are principally employed, and when infu…

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