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Etymology: Lindernia: for Franz Balthasar von Lindern (1682-1755)
Plants: erect, annual, 2"-8" tall forb, stems branched Leaves: opposite, mostly entire or with tiny teeth Flowers: white to violet, 5-parted, 1/4" long, irregular shape, upper lip slightly 2-lobed and much narrower than the somewhat backward pointing, 3-lobed lower lip; solitary from the leaf axils; blooms July-Sept. Habitat: wet; river banks, lakeshores; in sandy soil Conservation Status: Native |
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