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White pine seems be the common companion plant more than most others

tentatively keyed out to Prunus serrulata here: https://gobotany.nativeplanttrust.org/dkey/prunus/#c17

BU5

Non Variegated leaves

Dried mature plants from last year and seedlings at the base

In a fresh water stream, in swampy habitat
Aquatic plant

Past bloom. Leaves toothed and clasping stem. Scattered throughout floating sphagnum mat with Drosera intermedia, Sarracenia purpurea, and other bog species.

Plate for publication

Red Morph

These 2 were oly a few feet apart, but look so different even though they are the same species

Harbinger of Spring

Stem tropophylls erect-ascending; lower branch tropophylls = others

A single specimen of Quercus x faxonii (Quercus prinoides x Quercus alba hybrid oak) growing in sand dunes near Lake Huron together with many specimens of Quercus prinoides

Blade 4-pinnate, finely divided; ultimate segments lacerate