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Flora, Shrubs & Trees of the Lower 48 & Hawaii - Updated 2021.2.7

All of the plant images in this gallery are collated alphabetically by the STATE ABBREVIATION, then by PLANT GROUP abbreviation as follows (AOY)Agave,Ocotillo,Yucca (CTS)Cactus (DS)Desertscape (F)Forbs (LM)Lichen,Mushrooms (TS)Trees,Shrubs (ZUK) Unknow species,staging for identification. Then followed by the SCIENTIFIC NAME of the species. All the images on this Gallery are protected by US Copyright laws. No images may be copied or downloaded without formal written permission from Tom Jesiolowski/Northland Arts Nature Images.
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PA-F-Monotropa uniflora 2006.11#3119.5XX. Indian Pipes or Ghost Plant. It belongs to the Ericaceae family (Heath). It contains no chlorophyll and is a parasite that gets its nutrients from fungi, trees and decaying plant material. It is sometimes associated with Beech trees. This plant was found and photographed by Guy J. in Penns Woods, Pennsylvania. I have never seen one of these myself. I scanned and salvaged it from a 4x6 photo Guy gave me.
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PA-F-Monotropa uniflora 2006.11#3119.5XX. Indian Pipes or Ghost Plant. It belongs to the Ericaceae family (Heath). It contains no chlorophyll and is a parasite that gets its nutrients from fungi, trees and decaying plant material. It is sometimes associated with Beech trees. This plant was found and photographed by Guy J. in Penns Woods, Pennsylvania. I have never seen one of these myself. I scanned and salvaged it from a 4x6 photo Guy gave me.

  • PA-F-Erythronium americanum 2006.4.13#0069, the Yellow Trout Lilly. Near High Falls, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Gaultheria procumbens 2006.4.15#003, the Teaberry. Near Promised Land, Pocono Mountains, Pike County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Hedyotis caerulea 2012.5.7#199, the Quaker-Ladies. Quarry Rd, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Hedyotis caerulea 2012.5.7#201, the Quaker-Ladies. Quarry Rd., Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Helonias bullata 2008.4.24#038, the Swamp Pink. Bowman's Hill, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Houstonia caerulea,formerly hedyotis 2008.4.21#094, the Quaker ladies. Bowman's Hill, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Iris cristata 2 .5.20#095. The Dwarf Crested Iris. Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Jeffersonia diphylla 2006.4.10#0234, the Twinleaf. Bowman's Hill, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Lycopodium obscurum 2010.5.7#167. Ground pine or Rare Tree Club Moss. Bruce Lake trail, Pike County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Monotropa uniflora 2006.11#3119.5XX. Indian Pipes or Ghost Plant. It belongs to the Ericaceae family (Heath). It contains no chlorophyll and is a parasite that gets its nutrients from fungi, trees and decaying plant material. It is sometimes associated with Beech trees. This plant was found and photographed by Guy J. in Penns Woods, Pennsylvania. I have never seen one of these myself. I scanned and salvaged it from a 4x6 photo Guy gave me.
  • PA-F-Polygala paucifolia 2010.5.7#140, the Fringed Polygala. Saw Creek, Pike County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Sanguinaria Canadensis 2008.4.18#099, the Bloodroot. Bowman's Hill, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Sanguinaria Canadensis 2008.4.18#202, the Bloodroot. Bowman's Hill, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Sisyrichium angustifolium 2016.5.10#1121, the Blue-eyed Grass. Tinicum Township, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Thalictrum thalictroides 2008.4.23#386, the Rue Anemone. Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Tradescantia virginiana 2010.5.6#099, the Spiderwort. Bowman's Hill, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Trillium erectum 2012.4.24#040, the Red Trillium. Bowman's Hill, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Trillium erectum ssp album 2012.4.24#032. Bowman's Hill, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Trillium grandiflorum 2008.4.23#376, the Large flowered Trillium. Bowman's Hill, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-F-Trillium grandiflorum 2012.4.24#065. There are very few of these large flowered Trilliums growing unprotected in the wild where I grew up in PA. They are a favorite food item of the Whitetail Deer in early spring. A unique and interesting feature is how their seeds are spread. It is called myrmecochory. It refers to ant-mediated dispersal. How's that for something different? Bucks Co.,PA.
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