Plant ID please
I'm in the piedmont area of South Carolina in a xeric pine tree
environment. I've been watching this plant during the summer, hoping it would bloom and aiding me in ID'ing it but it hasn't and I haven't. Above the ground it's a single erect stem (but often two or three stems are within a few centimeters - from a common root?) with alternating leaves. No petioles. At each leaf the stem bends slightly (a joint?). The leaves appear to be trifoliate but the two smaller side leaves are deeply cleft making it appear - sometimes - as 5 leaves. All leaves are toothed. It's not very common in my immediate locale - have only seen three specimens in spite of many "walks in the woods." Be suspicious of my amateur's terminology. See photos at http://www.flickr.com/photos/raphanus97/ Thanks. |
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