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Questions and Answers: 2018

Question: I'm seeing this plant at Quincy Bog in Rumney, NH in a Beech & Maple forest beneath Witch Hazel. My …

  • Question

    I'm seeing this plant at Quincy Bog in Rumney, NH in a Beech & Maple forest beneath Witch Hazel. My sense is that these are the recently emerged leafs of what will ultimately become a more fully formed Tall Rattlesnake Root (Nabalus altissimus) plant. Could it be something else?

    Answer

    dear gdewolf, I agree, it definitely looks like a species of Nabalus (rattlesnake root), and Nabalus latissimus is a good hypothesis. Best wishes.