Black Spruce Bog Community Summer 2007 Instructors: Phil Splett and Jesse Kroese.

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Black Spruce Bog Community Summer 2007 Instructors: Phil Splett and Jesse Kroese

joe-pye weed Eupatorium maculatum Pink Flowering structure

bog birch Betula pumila Distinct seed capsule Serrated ellipsoid leaves

high-bush cranberry Viburnum trilobum Distinct red fruit Three lobed leaves with the middle lobe longer than the rest

bunchberry Cornus canadensis Single stem Red to orange fruit in clusters Dogwood leaves that form a whorlike structre

red-osier dogwood Cornus sericea

bog rosemary Andromeda glaucophylla White to pink flowers Lanceolate shaped leaves Alternate leaves with a distinct white underside

pale laurel Kalmia polifolia Opposite leaves with a white underside

Labrador tea Ledum groenlandicum Forms dense colonies “fuzzy” undersides of leaves

small cranberry Vaccinium oxycoccos

currants (view only) Ribes spp.

three-leaved false Solomon’s seal Smilacina trifolia When mature has three leaved flowering structure Also forms a one to two leaved basal leaf

black ash Fraxinus nigra

tamarack Larix laricina Distinct needle clusters

black spruce Picea mariana Brownish hairs on stem

goldthread Coptis groenlandica Three leaved clusters

mountain ash Sorbus decora

pitcher plant (view only) Sarracenia purpurea

northern white cedar Thuja occidentalis Compressed “scaled” leaves