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CLASSIFICATION
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LEAVES
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FLOWERS
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FRUIT
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STEM
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ECOLOGY
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CLASSIFICATION
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Common Name (Image)
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Scientific Name (Notes)
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Genus (Subfamily)
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LV: Attachment
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LV: Shape
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LV: Edge
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LV: Apex/Base
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LV: Size/Surface
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FL: Petals/Sepals
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FL: Color
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FL: Arrangement
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FL: Size/Season
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FL: Stamen/Pistil/Ovary
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FR: Type
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FR: Color
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FR: Size/Season
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ST: Type/Size/Growth
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ST: Surface/Color
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ST: Buds/Roots
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EC: Edible
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EC: Habitat
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EC: Observations
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Common Name (Image)
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Scientific Name (Notes)
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Other Names
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LV: opposite/whorled, simple, entire; FL: regular, 4-5 petals, 4-5 sepals, u. perfect, 4-5 stamens, ovary inferior; FR: ST: o. 4-angled; EC:
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Whorled; Opposite |
simple |
entire |
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regular, P: 4-5; S: 4-5 |
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<1" |
u. perfect, S: 4-5; O: inferior |
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<1' |
o. 4-angled |
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LV: opposite/whorled, simple, entire; FL: regular, 4-5 petals, 4-5 sepals, u. perfect, 4-5 stamens, ovary inferior; FR: fruit; ST: o. 4-angled; EC:
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| Smooth bouvardia |
Bouvardia glaberrima |
Bouvardia (Rubioideae) |
Opposite |
Deltoid |
Entire |
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Irregular |
Red |
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Glaucous, Green |
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Desert upland |
AZ |
Smooth bouvardia |
Bouvardia glaberrima |
Firecrackerbush |
| Buttonbush |
Cephalanthus occidentalis |
Cephalanthus (Cinchonoideae) |
Opposite; Whorled; Petiole-short |
Whole, Oblong |
Entire |
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>1" |
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Head-globose |
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Shrub, >1' |
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Wetland |
ME - Lower Kimball Lake outlet stream |
Buttonbush |
Cephalanthus occidentalis |
button-willow, buck brush, honey-bells |
| Cleavers |
Galium aparine |
Galium (Rubioideae) |
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Cleavers |
Galium aparine |
Goosegrass |
| Rough bedstraw |
Galium asprellum |
Galium |
Whorled, Sessile |
Whole, Oblong |
Entire |
A: Acute; B: Acute |
Single vein |
4 parts |
White |
Panicle, Axillary |
<1", Summer |
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Herb, Procumbent |
Prickle |
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Rough bedstraw |
Galium asprellum |
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| Northern bedstraw |
Galium boreale |
Galium |
Whorled, Sessile |
Whole, Oblong |
Entire |
A: Acute; B: Acute |
Glabrous, Single vein |
4 parts |
White |
Panicle, Axillary |
<1", Spring; Summer |
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Herb |
Smooth, Green |
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Northern bedstraw |
Galium boreale |
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| Wild licorice |
Galium circaezans |
Galium |
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Forest |
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Wild licorice |
Galium circaezans |
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| Wild licorice |
Galium lanceolatum |
Galium |
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Forest |
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Wild licorice |
Galium lanceolatum |
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| Wild madder |
Galium mollugo |
Galium |
Whorled, Sessile |
Whole, Oblong |
Entire |
A: Acute; B: Acute |
Glabrous, Single vein |
4 parts |
White |
Panicle |
<1", Spring; Summer |
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Herb, >1' |
Green |
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Grassland/Fields |
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Wild madder |
Galium mollugo |
White bedstraw |
| Large marsh bedstraw |
Galium obtusum |
Galium |
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Wetland |
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Large marsh bedstraw |
Galium obtusum |
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| Marsh bedstraw |
Galium palustre |
Galium |
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Marsh bedstraw |
Galium palustre |
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| Small bedstraw |
Galium trifidum |
Galium |
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Wetland |
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Small bedstraw |
Galium trifidum |
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Galium triflorum |
Galium |
Whorled, Sessile |
Whole, Oblong |
Entire |
A: Acute; B: Acute |
>1", Glabrous, Single vein |
4 parts |
White |
Panicle, Axillary |
<1", Spring; Summer |
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Green |
<1", Summer |
Herb, >1', Procumbent |
Round; Smooth, Green |
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Forest |
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Fragrant bedstraw |
Galium triflorum |
Sweet-scented bedstraw |
| Our-lady's bedstraw |
Galium verum |
Galium |
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Our-lady's bedstraw |
Galium verum |
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| Bluets |
Houstonia caerulea; Hedyotis caerulea |
Houstonia (Rubioideae) |
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Bluets |
Houstonia caerulea; Hedyotis caerulea |
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| Partridgeberry |
Mitchella repens |
Mitchella (Rubioideae) |
opposite |
ovate |
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<1", sinus; evergreen |
4 parts |
white |
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berry |
red |
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procumbent |
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FR raw |
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Partridgeberry |
Mitchella repens |
squaw vine, twin berry,two-eyed berry, running box, checker berry, tea berry; in aboriginal languages, it is known as binemiin, binemin and binewimin in Ojibwe,[noon-yeah-ki'e oo-nah'yea in Onondaga[9] and fiːtó imilpá in Koasati (Coushatta). |
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Common Name (Image)
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Scientific Name (Notes)
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Genus
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LV: Attachment
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LV: Shape
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LV: Edge
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LV: Apex/Base
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LV: Size/Surface
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FL: Petals/Sepals
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FL: Color
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FL: Arrangement
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FL: Size/Season
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FL: Stamen/Pistil/Ovary
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FR: Type
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FR: Color
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FR: Size/Season
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ST: Type/Size/Growth
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ST: Surface/Color
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ST: Buds/Roots
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EC: Edible
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EC: Habitat
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EC: Observations
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Common Name (Image)
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Scientific Name (Notes)
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Other Names
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CLASSIFICATION
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LEAVES
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FLOWERS
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FRUIT
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STEM
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ECOLOGY
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CLASSIFICATION
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