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Bloodroot

Sanguinaria canadensis

Photo by JenKnight
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35.3846, -83.1247

Field Notes

Description:

White flower with 8-12 petals and yellow stamens. It has a large, 9-lobed leaf.

Notes:

The name "bloodroot" comes from its orangey-red sap which is antibacterial and toxic.

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Sanguinaria

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