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Mountain Holly

Nemopanthus mucronata

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Field Notes

Description:

Mountain Holly, related to (but little resembling) the familiar American holly, grows in swamps, forested peatlands, shoresides and other damp places throughout the Northeast. The showy fruit has a most beautiful soft crimson color.

Habitat:

Damp places in the Northeast.

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PublishedSeptember 5, 2014

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