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Impatiens biflora

Submitted by kbalfour on Sun, 02/23/2020 - 15:33
Description
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J. Hroch

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1985
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1985
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September-1985
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Single individual; separated into four pieces

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Popular name: Spotted touch-me-not

Location: Northeastern part of Sault Sainte Marie

Habitat/Remarks: Wet swamp rich black soil shaded area

Juice from this stem is effective remedy for poison ivy

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rec_shelfloc: 
2019-010-
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Algoma University Archive
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Herbarium Collection
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English
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preserved plant specimen
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