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Spiranthes lacera (slender ladies'-tresses)
...ladies'-tresses. Monocots Orchid Monocots Facts About: Slender ladies'-tresses is the easiest species of ladies'-tresses to identify, due to the distinctive green or yellow...
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Sedum ochroleucum (European stonecrop)
...(if 2 or more) the carpels are not fused to one another. Corolla palate: no. Wings on fruit: the f...
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Verbascum nigrum (black mullein)
...bracts 2–5 mm long, and basal leaf blades cordate at base).: Verbascum phlomoides Family: Scrophulariaceae Genus: Verbascum
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Spartina patens (saltmarsh hay, saltmeadow cordgrass)
...mm–12.0 mm. Leaf blade length: 10.0 cm–50.0 cm. Stem spacing: the stems grow close together in compact cl...
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Salix viminalis (osier willow)
...or 2. Hairs on upper side of leaf blade: the upper side of the leaf is not hairy, or has very few hairs. Leaf teeth: ...
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Elaeagnus angustifolia (Russian-olive)
... 25.0 mm–100.0 mm. Sepal cilia (Ilex): NA. Berry color: some other color. ...
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Carex debilis (white-edged sedge)
...12.0 NA–22.0 NA. Lowest leaf blade width: 2.0 mm–7.0 mm. Perigynium width: 1.1 mm–2.2 mm. ...
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Helanthium tenellum (dwarf burhead)
...12.0 mm–40.0 mm. Anther length: 0.2 mm–0.2 mm. Sepal appearance: the sepals resemble leaves in co...
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Iva frutescens (maritime marsh-elder)
...S2), threatened (code: T) ssp. oraria Maine: ...
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Carex crawei (Crawe's sedge)
...Dewey. Crawe's sedge. Graminoids Carex Facts About: Crawe's sedge is very rare in New England, being found only in western Connecticut and northern Maine. It becomes more commo...