Da-tū'ra Strä-mō'ni-ūm, n.

noun

n. [Per. & Ar. tātāral, tātālal, Turk. tūtūlü. See STRAMONIUM.] (Bot.) A well-known species of the Datura, or thorn-apple, a poisonous plant, having a rank, narcotic odor, a long, funnel-shaped flower, large, prickly fruit, and seeds possessing certain medicinal qualities. Loudon.

A botanical illustration of a Datura plant, showing its flower, leaves, and spiny seed capsule. — Datura Stramonium.