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Pasque Flower
Pasqueflower
39.1099, -76.8544
Field Notes
Description:
It is a purple flower with a seeded head. It is bell-shaped flowers. The flower sprouts from early March to June. They don't have petals, but instead it is called sepals.
Habitat:
It is mostly found in North America. They are also in Asia. They are found in grasslands, prairies and plains.
Notes:
Called Pasque flower because of the Paschal around Easter when they bloom.
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