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The show might be called “The White Lotus” but it’s the flowering ... shows off deadly pong-pong seed specimens collected in 1911 in India. It’s not only real, but at the Field Museum ...

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The seeds are part of the poison plant collection at the museum. Ashlee Rezin/Sun-Times Share The show might be called “The White Lotus” but it’s the flowering pong-pong tree that’s ...

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