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Bellwort

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Uvularia perfoliata

Habitat

Found in open woodlands and meadows.

Description

Single, yellow, drooping bell-shaped flower with orange spots inside, located at the end of the stem. Leaves are oblong and wrap around the stem at the base. Up to 2' tall - blooms in the spring.

Taxonomic Features (Traits) for Identification

Flower Type: Flower Regular with 6 petals, nodding 
Flower Color: Yellow 
Leaf Arrangement: Alternate
 Plant Type: Wildflower 
Leaf Type: Egg-shaped, entire (smooth edge) and clasping stem

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Bellwort

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