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Thu, Jun 7, 12 at 18:12
| what a mouthful...I think I'll just stick to buttercup family...I think it's in this family but which species?
Thanks! |
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| Looks like something in the Apiaceae. Perhaps Osmorhiza, although the fruit usually split when they are mature. |
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| Yup, I think that's it, Lycopus! Now, which is it...claytonii or longistylis :)? |
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| Osmorhiza claytonii has hairy stems. The other one is often but not always smooth. It's easier to tell them apart when they are in flower because O. longistylis has a longer style. |
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