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-looks like tiny christmas tree -mostly grows underground and many above-ground shoots are connected underground.
-looks like tiny christmas tree
-mostly grows underground and many above-ground shoots are connected underground.
Lycopodium obscurum
Lycopodiaceae

Ground pine
-Grows in long, loose tuffs 14-20 cm long -bright, vivid green
-Grows in long, loose tuffs 14-20 cm long
-bright, vivid green
Huperzia lucidula
Huperziaceae

Shining clubmoss
-monocot -grows on banks and ditches -only one flower opens a day, only open for one day
-monocot
-grows on banks and ditches
-only one flower opens a day, only open for one day
Hemerocallis fulva
Hemerocallidoideae

Day lilly
-ground cover plant with opposite leaves -small red berries, actually two berries fused together
-ground cover plant with opposite leaves
-small red berries, actually two berries fused together
Mitchella repens
Rubiaceae

Partridge berry
-grows on wet banks -tiny cup like structures called gemmae cups, which is used for asexual reproduction
-grows on wet banks
-tiny cup like structures called gemmae cups, which is used for asexual reproduction
Marcantia app
Marchantiaceae

Liver wart
-multi-stemed shrub, breanches grow outward and form dense, spreading spherical shape -alternate leaves
-multi-stemed shrub, breanches grow outward and form dense, spreading spherical shape
-alternate leaves
Corylus americana
Betulaceae

American hazelnut
-leaves are mottled grey/green -one of the first wildflowers to bloom -one flower grows from each plant
-leaves are mottled grey/green
-one of the first wildflowers to bloom
-one flower grows from each plant
Erythronium americanum
Liliaceae

Trout Lilly