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Swamp sweetbells

Eubotrys racemosa

Photo by drP
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Field Notes

Description:

Also known as swamp doghobble; formerly known as Leucothoe racemosa. One of many members of family Ericaceae found in central Virginia. These plants are distinguished by the one-sided raceme of flowers.

Habitat:

Moist woods.

Reference Links:

PLANTS Profile for Eubotrys racemosa (swamp doghobble) | USDA PLANTS

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Comments (1)
drP
I agree with you, Chief. I go out of my way to find this one in bloom every year. Very pretty plant.

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Wildlife of Central Virginia
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Flowers of North America
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Wildlife of Cosby High School
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PublishedFebruary 28, 2013

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