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Habitat: |
moist woods, springs |
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Plant Height: |
30 cm |
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Flower Color: |
rose-purple or pink, occasionally white |
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Flower: |
perfect; complete; 4 petals; 4 purple slightly hairy sepals turning brown with age; stamens 6 |
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Inflorescence: |
terminal clusters of single flowers on long pedicles |
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Fruit: |
silique (elongated seed pod) to 2 cm long |
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Leaves: |
basal leaves long-stalked and roundish; cauline leaves stalkless and slightly toothed |
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Bloom Time: |
March-May |
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Origins: |
native |
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Other: |
stems usually hairy; Cardamine bulbosa similar to C. douglassii (also known as Pink Spring Cress) except flowers are white, stem is less hairy and C. Bulbosa found in wetter habitats
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