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Etymology: Chrysosplenium: Greek chrysos for "gold" and splen for "spleen" probably referring to some medicinal property
Plants: matting, perennial, 1"-3" tall forb with many branches Leaves: oval to round, on short stalks, lower leaves opposite, upper leaves alternate Flowers: yellow to greenish, 4-parted, 1/8" wide; solitary at the ends of the branches; blooms April-June Habitat: shade; wet; springs; in muddy soil Conservation Status: Native |
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