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Carduus crispus (curly plumeless-thistle)
...most reports of C. crispus in New England. Native to North America? No Sometimes Confused With: undersurface of leaves with only t...
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Bromus erectus (upright brome)
...also reported from RI by George (1997), but specimens are unknown. Fields, roadsides, disturbed soil. Native to North America? No Sometimes Confused With: ...
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Vaccinium boreale (northern blueberry)
...ME. Reports by Seymour (1982) of Vaccinium angustifolium var. angustifolium mostly refer to this species. Vaccinium boreale most closely resembles V. angustifolium, and forms of the latter sometimes ...
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Silene nutans (Eurasian campion)
...also reported from VT by Kartesz (1999), but specimens are unknown. Fields, roadsides, gardens. Native to North America? No Sometimes Confused With: ...
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Lycopodiella appressa (appressed bog-clubmoss, southern bog-clubmoss)
...Most reports of this species from ME were based on Lycopodiella ×gilmanii. Native to North America? Yes ...
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Primula japonica (Japanese primrose)
...The reports of Primula anisodora Balf. f. & G. Forrest (e.g., Weatherbee 1996, Sorrie and Somers 1999) are based on a collection of P. japonica, as evidenced by the relatively more s...
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Nuphar microphylla (small-leaved pond-lily)
...also reported for RI by Magee and Ahles (1999), but specimens are unknown. Circumneutral to basic water of lakes and slow-moving streams. Native to North America? Yes...
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Atriplex tatarica (Tatarian orache)
...also reported from NH by Welsh (2003), but specimens are unknown. Waste areas and ballast near the coast. Native to North America? No Sometimes Confuse...
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Rubus semisetosus (northeastern blackberry)
...also reported from VT by Atwood et al. (1973), but specimens are unknown. Fields, roadsides, forest borders, graminoid marshes, open rights-of-way. Native to North America? ...
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Liparis liliifolia (lily-leaved wide-lipped orchid)
...sandstone. Reports of this species in NH are based on a fruiting specimen of Liparis loeselii. Native to North America? Yes ...