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Black Spruce Bog Community Summer 2007 Instructors: Phil Splett and Jesse Kroese

Black Spruce Bog Community Summer 2007 Instructors: Phil Splett and Jesse Kroese. joe-pye weed. Pink Flowering structure. Eupatorium maculatum. www.mackinnonsgardenshop.co.uk. bog birch. Serrated ellipsoid leaves. Betula pumila. www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/nhesp/nhprotmonmoun.htm.

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Black Spruce Bog Community Summer 2007 Instructors: Phil Splett and Jesse Kroese

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  1. Black Spruce Bog CommunitySummer 2007Instructors: Phil Splett and Jesse Kroese

  2. joe-pye weed Pink Flowering structure Eupatorium maculatum www.mackinnonsgardenshop.co.uk

  3. bog birch Serrated ellipsoid leaves Betula pumila www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/nhesp/nhprotmonmoun.htm http://web.syr.edu/~mhough/B/Betula_pumila.html Distinct seed capsule

  4. high-bush cranberry Three lobed leaves with the middle lobe longer than the rest Viburnum trilobum www.mnstac.org Distinct red fruit

  5. bunchberry Cornus canadensis Single stem Dogwood leaves that form a whorlike structre Red to orange fruit in clusters

  6. red-osier dogwood Cornus sericea

  7. bog rosemary Lanceolate shaped leaves Andromeda glaucophylla White to pink flowers Alternate leaves with a distinct white underside www.odu.edu/~lmusselm/courses/biol315/2002/plants.html

  8. pale laurel Kalmia polifolia Opposite leaves with a white underside www.uwgb.edu/biodiversity/herbarium/wetland_plants/kalpol01.htm

  9. Labrador tea Ledum groenlandicum Forms dense colonies “fuzzy” undersides of leaves

  10. small cranberry Vaccinium oxycoccos

  11. currants (view only) Ribes spp.

  12. three-leaved false Solomon’s seal Smilacina trifolia When mature has three leaved flowering structure Also forms a one to two leaved basal leaf

  13. black ash Fraxinus nigra

  14. tamarack Larix laricina Distinct needle clusters http://bio.bd.psu.edu/plant_web/Pinaceae/Eastern_Larch_01a_Cone.html

  15. black spruce Picea mariana Brownish hairs on stem

  16. goldthread Coptis groenlandica Three leaved clusters

  17. mountain ash Sorbus decora www.batsarb.co.uk/images/sorbus.jpg

  18. pitcher plant (view only) Sarraceniapurpurea

  19. northern white cedar Thuja occidentalis Compressed “scaled” leaves

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