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Swamp Lily
Crinum americanum
25.37, -80.9535
Field Notes
Description:
The swamp lily is a perennial herb with an onionlike bulb. The leaves are erect to spreading. Leaves are straplike, to three feet long. The leaves are to three inches wide. Swamp lily flowers arise from the bulb on a long flower stalk that is separate from the leaves. The flowers have six petals and are white or white and pink.
Habitat:
Swamp lily is an emersed plant that is frequently found growing in swamps, marshes, and wet hammocks. A native to Florida
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Spotted for Missions
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PublishedFebruary 22, 2011
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