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Saturday, May 19, 2012

Boykin's Milkwort (Polygala senega L.)


Family: Polygalaceae

Boykin's Milkwort is similar to Seneca Snakeroot (P. senega L.) but the racemes are longer and narrower and most of the leaves are whorled. 

 Rare. Barrens. In TN, known from Bedford and Rutherford counties. A southern species extending north into TN. Mar-Aug.

Photographic Location: Cedar Glades in Rutherford county TN.


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