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Hyoscyamus niger (black henbane)
...Non-Monocots Alternate Remaining Non-Monocots Non-Monocots Remaining Non-Monocots Facts About: Black henbane, a widespread weedy species in the deadly nightshade family (Solanaceae), gets ...
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Carex digitalis (slender woodland sedge)
...leaf blade is smooth and hairless, or rough and sandpapery. Scale awn: The carpellate scale does not have an awn (it may have a short point). ...
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Amelanchier arborea (downy servicberry, downy shadbush)
...Leaf blade vein pattern: the main veins of the leaf blade are pinnate (the secondary veins branch off at intervals from the main central vein) and non-arcuate (not arched tow...
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Lycopodiella appressa (appressed bog-clubmoss, southern bog-clubmoss)
...shores and in abandoned borrow pits along the Atlantic coastal plain and the Connecticut River Valley. It gets its name from its very reduced, leaves, that are appressed to the stem. There is a rare h...
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Datura wrightii (sacred thorn-apple)
...noon. All parts of the plant contain narcotic alkaloids, which are poisonous in high doses. Habitat: anthropogenic (man-made or disturbed habitats) All Characteristics: Specific habit...
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Salix lucida (shining willow)
...damp soils that are near-neutral in pH. However, branches are susceptible to breakage and insect damage. Many willows (Salix species) have bitter-tasting bark that contains derivatives of salicylic ac...
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Emex spinosa (spiny threecorner-Jack)
...threecorner-Jack is native to Mediterranean Africa, but has made its way around the world. It has a patchy distribution in the U.S. and is known in New England only from a waste area in Massachusetts...
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Reseda lutea (yellow upright mignonette)
...flowers and also the potential to produce a yellow dye. The showy spires of flowers attract bees and butterflies. Habitat: anthropogenic (man-made or disturbed habitats), meadows and fields Al...
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Rosa mollis (soft downy rose)
...the area at the summit of the hypanthium within the sepal bases). Rosa sherardii has slightly curved prickles, thin and chartaceous sepal bases, and an orifice to the hypanthium that is ca. ⅓ the diam...
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Hieracium venosum (rattlesnake hawkweed)
...native hawkweed supposedly gets its name because it inhabits the same sandy habitats preferred by rattlesnakes. Habitat: anthropogenic (man-made or disturbed habitats), woodlands All Characteri...