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Illustration of Eleocharis dulcis (Chinese Water Chestnut) with tuber
Eleocharis dulcis (Chinese Water Chestnut)
Illustration of Fimbristylis dichotoma (Tall Fringe-rush)
Fimbristylis dichotoma (Tall Fringe-rush)
Illustration of Oryza spp. (Rice)
Oryza spp. (Rice)
Illustration of Bidens spp. (Bur-marigold)
Bidens spp. (Bur-marigold)
Illustration of Impatiens capensis (Spotted Jewelweed)
Impatiens capensis (Spotted Jewelweed)
Illustration of Nuphar spp. (Yellow Waterlily)
Nuphar spp. (Yellow Waterlily)
Illustration of Peltandra virginica (Green Arrow Alum)
Peltandra virginica (Green Arrow Alum)
Illustration of Sagittaria spp. (Arrowhead)
Sagittaria spp. (Arrowhead)
Illustration of Zizania spp. (Wild Rice)
Zizania spp. (Wild Rice)
Phytolacca americana L. and Lobelia cardinalis, respectively. Both native plants, pokeweed can be weedy or invasive, and cardinal flower is considered vulnearble in some regions.
American Pokeweed and Cardinal Flower
Lobelia cardinalis, a common native wildlfower found in meadows and roadsides in eastern Canada, and the eastern, central, and southwestern and southeastern US. It is considered
Cardinal Flower
Lobelia cardinalis, a common native wildlfower found in meadows and roadsides in eastern Canada, and the eastern, central, and southwestern and southeastern US. It is considered
Cardinal Flower
Lobelia cardinalis, a common native wildlfower found in meadows and roadsides in eastern Canada, and the eastern, central, and southwestern and southeastern US. It is considered
Cardinal Flower
Bidens aristosa, a common naturalizing wildlfower found in meadows and roadsides. It is also known as Bur Marigold and Tickseed Sunflower. Its range is from eastern Canada down to the SE US and some mid-westernand central states.
Tickseed flower
Bidens aristosa, a common naturalizing wildlfower found in meadows and roadsides. It is also known as Bur Marigold and Tickseed Sunflower. Its range is from eastern Canada down to the SE US and some mid-westernand central states.
Tickseed meadow
Bidens aristosa, a common naturalizing wildlfower found in meadows and roadsides. It is also known as Bur Marigold and Tickseed Sunflower. Its range is from eastern Canada down to the SE US and some mid-western and central states.
Tickseed meadow
Illustration of Cymodocea rotundata
Cymodocea rotundata
Illustration of Cymodocea rotundata seeds
Cymodocea rotundata seeds
Illustration of Cymodocea serrulata
Cymodocea serrulata 1
Illustration of Cymodocea serrulata
Cymodocea serrulata 2
Illustration of Cymodocea serrulata seeds
Cymodocea serrulata seeds
Illustration of Enhalus acoroides
Enhalus acoroides
Illustration of Enhalus acoroides seeds
Enhalus acoroides seeds
Illustration of Halodule uninervis
Halodule uninervis
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