Papaver Bellum

Papaver bellum, commonly known as the Persian poppy, is a striking flowering plant native to the mountainous regions of Central Asia. Its vibrant red petals and striking black center make it a standout in any garden or natural setting. This species is prized for its ornamental value and has been cultivated for centuries. Despite its beauty, it is also known for its toxic properties, containing alkaloids that can be harmful if ingested. Its unique appearance and cultural significance make it a fascinating subject for botanical study and appreciation.