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• Bunchberries are bright red; clintonia turn blue when ripe.
• Polls show that normal Americans would much rather forget about legal Clintonia of any sort.
• "Clintonia umbellulata " has broad, glossy leaves with a few hairs.
• Faced with such an onslaught of criticism of his Iraqi policy, Pax Clintonia might well buckle.
• The genus was later returned to the lily family but associated with the genus " Clintonia ".
• Bunchberry and clintonia need cool moist soil in dappled shade, with summer nights in the 50s or low 60s.
• Molecular, morphological, embryological and cytological evidence support a close relationship of " Medeola " and " Clintonia ".
• Tamura they confirmed his decision to include Medeola-Clintonia as a separate subfamily, Medeolioideae, with the remaining genera as subfamily Lilioideae.
• "Clintonia udensis " is a perennial herb spreading by means of underground rhizomes, forming colonies on the floors of temperate forests.
• I have collected the seeds of wild columbine ( Aquilegia canadensis ) and the fruit of bunchberry ( Cornus canadensis ) and clintonia ( Clintonia borealis ).
• I have collected the seeds of wild columbine ( Aquilegia canadensis ) and the fruit of bunchberry ( Cornus canadensis ) and clintonia ( Clintonia borealis ).
• On the way back, we picked some just-unrolling leaves of Clintonia borealis ( often called cow-tongue ) to augment our dwindling supply of salad greens.
• Plants that are considered to be moist-forest herbs, such as Cohoosh and Clintonia, are threatened by the lack of available water that is vital to their survival.
• On the other hand, " Clintonia-Medeola " ( Medeoleae ) may have appeared in North America but subsequently underwent intercontintental dispersal ( although some evidence points to a Eurasian origin ).
• Sequencing of the " rbcL " and " matK " chloroplast genes established monophyly for " Clintonia ", but with separate clades corresponding to the two areas of distribution.
• It remains wet and muddy even through dry weather, and in late spring it is often one of the best places to see some of the wildflower species of the Catskills, such as trillium and clintonia.
• The sanctuary contains a 5.3 acre ( 21, 000 m?) stand of Great Laurel ( " Rhododendron maximum " ), Spice Bush, Clintonia, Painted trillium, and at least 39 species of wildflowers.
• Vascular plants to be found in the forest understorys include several fern varieties ( predominantly woodfern and hay-scented ), stinging nettle and jewelweed . trillium, wood sorrel, clintonia, foamflower round out the biome for the flowering plants.
• In the central Cascades, it is often found flowering admixed with " Clintonia uniflora " and " Trillium ovatum " at the lower elevation end of its range, and with " Anemone occidentalis " at higher elevations.