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Carex arcta (northern cluster sedge)
...• ME, NH, VT; also reported from MA by Toivonen (2002), but specimens are unknown. Wet-mesic to hydric forests, usually at least in part evergreen, sometimes bordering strea...
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Xyris smalliana (Small's yellow-eyed-grass)
...symmetry: there is only one way to evenly divide the flower (the flower is bilaterally symmetrical). Flower symmetry: there...
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Setaria faberi (Chinese foxtail)
...glume relative length: the lower glume is one third to three quarters as long as the upper glume. Glume veins: 3. ...
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Piptatherum racemosum (black-seeded mountain-rice grass)
...glume shape: the upper glume is widest at or below the middle. Glume relative length: one or both glumes are as long or lon...
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Crataegus keepii (Keep's hawthorn)
...becomes part of the fruit. Stamens fused: the stamens are not fused to one another. Stamen number: ...
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Ribes americanum (eastern black currant)
...fragments, swamps, rocky slopes, riparian forests, stream banks. Native to North America? Yes Sometimes Confused With: ...
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Anthoxanthum monticola (alpine sweet grass)
...Rhizomes: yes. Lower glume relative length: the lower glume is nearly as long, or as long as, the upper glume. ...
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Salix planifolia (tea-leaved willow)
...America? Yes Sometimes Confused With: leaf blades with revolute margins, aments coetaneous, and capsules 2-4 ...
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Centaurea cyanus (garden knapweed)
...ornamental originating in southern Europe. It is sometimes included in wildflower seed mixes and it often escapes from cultivation. Cultivars include a range of flower colors from white and pink, to b...
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Madia glomerata (mountain tarplant)
...glomerata Hook. Emountain tarplant. CT, ME, VT. Cultivated fields, disturbed soil. Native to North America? Yes and no (some introduced)...