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Ivy-leaved Toadflax
Cymbalaria muralis
42.3006, -83.6623
Field Notes
Description:
The small, green leaves of ivy-leaved toadflax are ivy-like in shape, hence the name. Its tiny flowers resemble a snapdragon and are mauve with white and yellow bulges. It has reddish stems and is a creeping plant.
Habitat:
Found growing in-between the stones of a stone wall, near a nature trail.
Notes:
Other names include Coliseum Ivy, Oxford ivy, Mother of Thousands, Pennywort, and Wandering Sailor
Reference Links:
Cymbalaria muralis - Wikipedia
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PublishedJune 8, 2023
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