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Showy ladyslipper in full flower in St. Lawrence Co. NY. Notice the heavily veined leaves.
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about Showy ladyslipper in full flower in St. Lawrence Co. NY. Notice the heavily veined leaves.
Note the pubescence on the stem and petals of the bloom from Ontario Canada
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about Note the pubescence on the stem and petals of the bloom from Ontario Canada
Typical coloration of large yellow orchid, in a moist habitat in Ontario Canada.
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about Typical coloration of large yellow orchid, in a moist habitat in Ontario Canada.
The twisted petals of C. parvifolium range from greenish to brown. Seen here in Ontario, Canada in a wet area with Equisetum.
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about The twisted petals of C. parvifolium range from greenish to brown. Seen here in Ontario, Canada in a wet area with Equisetum.
Honewort seeds in St. Lawrence Co. NY.
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Honewort leaves are often confused with those of more interesting species.
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about Honewort leaves are often confused with those of more interesting species.
Hawthorn leaves are strongly veined, as in this dotted hawthorn (C. punctata) in Monroe Co. NY (Note thorns in background.)
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about Hawthorn leaves are strongly veined, as in this dotted hawthorn (C. punctata) in Monroe Co. NY (Note thorns in background.)
All hawthornes have thorns. Note the size on this scarlet hawthorne (C. coccinea) in Monroe Co., NY
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about All hawthornes have thorns. Note the size on this scarlet hawthorne (C. coccinea) in Monroe Co., NY
Beaked hazelnut leaves, from St. Lawrence Co., NY
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Corylus cornuta fruits embody the name "beaked hazelnut".
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about Corylus cornuta fruits embody the name "beaked hazelnut".
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