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*Corn poppy, red poppy (En). *Pavot, pavot rouge, coquelicot (Fr)

*An erect annual herb, 30-80 cm tall; medium .*Medium and superior leaves petioled or sessile from a narrowed, non-amplexicaul base, deeply pinnatipartite-bipinnatipartite, pale green, hispid; pedicel usually with patent to erecto-patent, but sometimes appressed bristles, petals .*Petals 3-5 cm long, bright or pale red to bluish, occasionally white-margined or entirely white, often with a black basal blotch, flowers sometimes double, filaments not widened at the top, stigma broader than top of fruit, stigmatic rays mostly 8-13, black-purple; fruit .*Fruit campanulate; seeds .*Seeds dark brown.

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*Khozirah Shaari & M. Brink