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Etymology: Uvularia: Latin for small conical body in the center of the human palate (little tongue), referring to the way the flower hangs from its stalk
Plants: erect, perennial, 8"-20" tall forb; stems forking above the middle Leaves: oval to oblong, blade completely surrounds the stem Flowers: yellow, 6-parted, 1"-2" long, elongated shape, twisted, nodding; blooms April-May Fruits: 3-lobed capsule with 2 beaks on each lobe Habitat: dry; woods, forests; in rich soil Conservation Status: Native |
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