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Cornus suecica
Common name is Bog Bunchberry  +
Documentation requested false  +
Family Cornaceae +
FlowerDescription Inflorescence appears like a single white petaled flower. The white showy "petal" are leafy bracts which surround a dense cluster of small flowers. Individual flowers very small, dark purple petals and sepals. Sepals have pointed tips.  +
Found at Indian River Valley +
Genus Cornus +
Is Documented by MRG Sitka  +
LeafDescription Pair of large leaves with short petioles below inflorescence with 2 or more pairs of smaller sessile opposite leaves below. Leaves oval with smooth margins.  +
NeedBetterPhoto false  +
Occurrence is Documented  +
Origination status is Native +
Scientific name is Cornus suecica  +
SpecificEpithet suecica  +
Summary Fairly Common perennial herb in muskegs. Fairly Common perennial herb in muskegs. Several collections scattered from throughout the region identified as this species in ARCTOS (also some additional ones identified as intermediate between this species and ''[[Cornus canadensis]]''). Apparently Southeast Alaska is near the southern limit of this species in western North America, as there appears to be only a single collection from coastal British Columbia (where it is a listed species).h Columbia (where it is a listed species).  +
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Categories Vascular Plant  + , Species  +
Modification dateThis property is a special property in this wiki. 4 August 2020 02:12:56  +
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