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For more information check out the United States Department of Agriculture to learn more about Silene latifolia and other plants.

Check out Tree of Life web project for more information about Silene latifolia and organisms other than plants as well!

To learn more about a smut type fungus, similar to the anther smut "STD" fungus that commonly affects Silene latifolia, check out Tom Volk's page "Smut's on the Internet."