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Etymology: Aralia: Latinization of an old French-Canadian name aralie which probably came from Iroquois Indian language
Plants: erect, perennial, 6"-36" tall forb; stems leafy and bristly below Leaves: twice pinnately-divided, sharply toothed, the stalks shorter than the leaf blade Flowers: yellow to white, 5-parted; inflorescence with usually 2-25 loosely-clustered, rounded umbels; blooms June-July Fruits: blackish, berry-like Habitat: dry; woods; in sandy, sterile soil Conservation Status: Native |
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