Pictured here is a mandrake plant from 1583, as drawn by Rembert Dodoens. Mandrake is very common in folklore tales, and my favourite one is that you'll be condemned to hell if you pull it out of the ground, as well as killed by its crying and screaming, which is why people would tie it for animals to pull them out.
 
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