Taxus baccata
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Every part except the red fleshy aril — especially seed, foliage and bark — is lethally toxic. The red fruit tempts children.
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Needles flat, soft, arranged in two flat ranks along the shoot
Underside matt pale green — no white waxy bands as in firs
No cone: a single seed sits in a cup-shaped red fleshy aril