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Question: I found this tiny plant (about 1 inch tall) in a cemetery …
...tiny rosettes. Hairy stem, leaves, and sepals. In Grafton, MA. Any help would be appreciated! Answer: Good morning Anne. You have photographed Draba verna (spring whitlow-mustard). This early sprin...
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Question: Sweet-William catchfly (Silene or Atocion armeria) ? The Peterson guide mentions "black …
...basal rosette; leaves are opposite; found in New Haven, CT. PS The bachelor's button flowers just posted grow in Harrisville, NH (first) and in an "urban pasture" at Yale, New Haven, ...
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Question: Hi, I'm in Storrs, CT, and I found this in a grassy, …
...one rosette end to another is roughly 4 inches, so it's small. I used an identification app, to identify it, which indicates it's hairy bittercress. I've eaten (tastes great!) hairy bit...
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Question: Good afternoon Dr. I am hoping that you can steer me in …
...observed rosette of leaves in a neighbor's yard and have not been able to identify the plant. The pubescence was impressive, but I have been unable to find a similar image on the web. Thank you ...
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Question: I've been exploring these ledges near my family's place on the Connecticut …
...basal rosettes. The second photo might be a Maianthemum stellatum, but doesn't look quite right. Answer: Dear ho2cultcha, the upright plant with flower buds is Epipactis helleborine (helleborin...
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Question: Good afternoon After continued searching for the identify of the small white …
...a rosette and the flowers have 6 stamens. Respectfully Ed Rodgers Answer: Dear Califyank, good morning. You are absolutely correct. I've blown up the image of the plant you sent originally an...
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Family: Onagraceae (evening-primrose family)
...basal rosette. The leaves are simple and may be entire, toothed, or lobed. Flowers usually contain both pollen-bearing and ovule-bearing parts. The flowers are solitary or arranged in various types of...
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Family: Diapensiaceae (diapensia family)
...basal rosette. The margins of the leaves are untoothed or toothed. The flowers are white to pink, actinomorphic (radially symmetrical) and have both pollen-bearing and ovule-bearing parts. The flowers...
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Family: Crassulaceae (orpine family)
...basal rosette of leaves from which the flowering stem grows. The flowers, usually arranged in branched inflorescences, are actinomorphic (radially symmetrical), usually have both pollen-bearing and ov...
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Family: Parnassiaceae (grass of parnassus family)
...a rosette around the base of the stem. The leaves have long petioles and are simple. The veins spread outward from a common point at the base of the blade. The single flower grows on a long stalk and ...