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Tuber anemone

Anemone tuberosa

Photo by CynthiaMHori
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Description:

The flowers are 1 1/2 inches (3.8 cm) across and have white, petal-like sepals with delicately-haired undersides. The flowers are followed by large, woolly, cylindrical seed heads. The leaves are dark green, hairless, finely dissected into toothed leaflets, and both basal and in a whorl midway up the stem. The stem is upright, hairless, fleshy, and it sprouts from an underground tuber

Habitat:

Desert, Upland. These wildflowers are usually found growing on rocky slope

Notes:

Native of Arizona

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