Adventures in Field Botany

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Field Trip 14

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Trip Around Campus

4/14/09

1. Hemerocallidaceae, Hemerocallis fulva (Day Lily)

2. Lamiaceae, Glechoma hederacea (Ground Ivy)

3. Balsaminaceae, Impatiens capensis (Jewelweed, or Touch-Me-Not)

4. Rubiaceae, Galium aparine (stickwilly as in stick it on Willy or Tom or Frank)

5. Sapindaceae, Acer negundo (Box Elder Maple)

6. ?, Geranium carolinse (?)

7. Polygonaceae, Rumex crispus (Curly Dock Weed)

8. Pinus sylvestris - Pinaceae

9. Cirsium sp. -Asteraceae

Hemerocallis fulva

Daylily

Hemerocalidaceae

	epithet name fulva is given for its orange color

Rumex crispus

Curly Dock Weed

Polygenaceae


	The one leaf

Cirsium sp.

Asteraceae

	Ouch Don't Touch Me or Step on Me! (It's spiky) Leaves in rosette formation

Impatiens capensis

Jewel Weed

Balsaminaceae

	Waxy leaves It's name comes from its 'jewel' look under water

Glechoma hederacea

Ground Ivy

Lamiaceae

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