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A dark purple flower with broad and deeply palmate divided leaves. The lower leaves are distinctly toothed.
The top crust of the soil was dry but if you dug up some and got to a lower level of crust you would see that the roots like a moist area to grow.
This flower is a poison buttercup. It is 27 inches tall and the flower is 1 centimeter wide. When we found the flower we noticed that there was Corn Lily.
Spotted on Jul 23, 2014
Submitted on Jul 30, 2014
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