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  Polymnia canadensis L. image
Photographer: Stephen L. Solheim           

Merel R. Black

Merel R. Black

Merel R. Black

Paul E. Berry

Paul E. Berry
Family Asteraceae
Polymnia canadensis L.
pale-flowered leaf-cup, white-flowered leaf-cup
Polymnia: for Greek Muse Polymnia, muse of sacred music and dance
canadensis: of or referring to Canada
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Status: Native
Plant: erect, perennial, 1'-4' tall forb
Flower: head white to yellow, 3/8" wide; inflorescence clusters of heads at the ends of the branches; blooms June-Sept.
Fruit:dry seed without fluffy pappus
Leaf:up to 12" long; oblong, pinnately-lobed, oak-like, the stalk often winged only near the stem, mostly opposite
Habitat: moist; woods, forests, cliffs
(Glossary)

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Synonyms 
Polymnia canadensis L. f. radiata (A.Gray) Fassett
Polymnia canadensis L. var. radiata A.Gray
Polymnia radiata (A.Gray) Small

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