DRUID
Veratrum viride
cornlily

The genus name Veratrum comes from the Latin and means "truly black", in reference to the color of the rhizomes of this species.
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Caleb Slemmons, National Ecological Observatory Network, Bugwood.org
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    • Can't See the Forest for the Trees >
      • Forestry
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      • Can't See the Forest for the Trees
    • Plants for Wet Areas >
      • Forested Swamp >
        • Quercus bicolor
        • Lindera benzoin
        • Ilex verticillata
        • Rosa palustris
        • Carex sp.
        • Symplocarpus foetidus
      • Shrub swamp >
        • Cornus amomum
        • Cephalanthus occidentalis
      • Wet Meadows >
        • Carex stricta >
          • Sedge Meadows
        • Asclepias incarnata
        • Osmunda regalis
      • Ponds >
        • Emergent marsh
      • Floodplain forest
  • About
  • Resources
  • New Page