SE Missouri Wildflower

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  1. raimond

    raimond Active Member

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    Plant found in dried mud near a pond. Plant was about 2 ft tall with alternate leaves and prominent spines at the nodes(as seen in photo). I'm not even sure what family this is in, I was thinking Solanaceae? Any help very much appreciated.

    -Corey
     

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  2. tipularia

    tipularia Well-Known Member 10 Years

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    Looks like a Hydrolea. USDA site is not working now, so I don't know which ones occur in your area.
     
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  3. raimond

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    Thanks a lot, you are correct. It appears to be H.uniflora.

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