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| Mostly basal leaves. Flower mostly in 4 or 5 parts, small, in a loose cluster on a thin, erect stem. Very similar to Rosaceae and Crassulaceae. | |
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| Flower Formula: Sepals 5; Petals 5 | Glossary |
| Genus (Click for Taxon List) |
WI Taxa (map link) |
Photo | Genus Traits | Google Searches |
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| Chrysosplenium
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1 |  |
Flowers 4-parted, solitary 1/8 inch wide. Leaves simple, entire. Plant not erect. Found in springs. | Images Information |
| Heuchera
alumroot |
1 |  |
Flowers 5-parted, drooping in narrow panicle. Leaves simple, palmately lobed, basal. Usually sunny habitat. | Images Information |
| Mitella
bishop's-cap, mitrewort |
2 |  |
Flowers 4-parted, loosely branched, spike-like cluster; petals fringed. | Images Information |
| Parnassia
gog-stars, grass-of-Parnassus |
3 |  |
Flowers 5-parted, solitary. Leaves simple, entire. | Images Information |
| Penthorum
ditch-stonecrop |
1 |  |
Flowers usually 5 parted in 2-4 branched, wide, terminal cyme. Leaves simple, alternate with serrated edges. | Images Information |
| Saxifraga
rock-foil |
1 |  |
Flowers 5-parted in branched, tall, dense clusters. Leaves simple, hairy, basal. Stem leafless. | Images Information |
| Sullivantia
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1 |  |
Flowers 5-parted in drooping panicle or cyme. Leaves simple, lobed and toothed, basal, kidney shaped. Usually shady habitat. | Images Information |
| Tiarella
foam-flower |
1 |  |
Flowers 5-parted, petals clawed; in branched, spike-like clusters. Leaves mostly smooth, lobed, basal. Stem leafless. | Images Information |