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Micranthes pensylvanica
This plant is growing in a swampy area. The ground is completely saturated with some standing water. There is a cluster of leaves at the base of the plant that are about 7-8 inches long and are fuzzy. The flowers are on a central spike that is about three feet tall. There are several clusters of flowers at the top of the spike. The flowers are very small - less than one-quarter of an inch.
Wetland
Spotted on May 18, 2014
Submitted on May 18, 2014
1 Comment
Looks like a type of Saxifraga.