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Enemion bitematum
formerly
Isopyrum bitematum |
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False Rue Anemone |
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Eastern North America |
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Spring ephemeral of rich deciduous woods including
floodplain forests. |
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White petaloid
sepals with numerous stamens and simple pistils
followed by seeded follicles. |
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Goes summer dormant
with leaves emerging in late fall |
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Distinguished from
Rue Anemone (Anemonella
thalictroides) by having deeply lobed
leaflets and beaked achene fruits. |