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Small Plant with Soft Airy Seed Pods - What Is This?

 
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I saw this while I as doing a little trail maintenance this morning.



What is this? Is it edible?

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It looks like caper spurge Euphorbia lathyris but I am not sure if you have that over there. if it is it's poisonous it is a spurge of some sort even if it's not that one.
 
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