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Meadow Buttercup
Ranunculus acris
49.8167, -92.9833
Field Notes
Description:
The Meadow Buttercup is a plant that has been introduced much of the world, including North America. It has become naturalized and is considered a weed to many.
Habitat:
The Meadow Buttercup, as its name implies, grows in open spaces such as meadows, fields and clearings. It grows in many places across North America.
Notes:
I enjoy the beautiful colour of this buttercup; the fields just wouldn't be the same in summer without this cheerful little flower.
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Ranunculus acris
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PublishedAugust 29, 2013
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