Anemone canadensis
Canada Anemone
Upper Half of Plant
Duck Mountain Provincial Park
25-July-2009
Note the cauline leaves are whorled, forming involucres. The primary involucre subtends the inflorescence, while each secondary involucre subtends a single flower. In more vigorous specimens, the secondary involucre can subtend two inflorescence branches, each of which contains a tertiary involucre subtending a single flower. The leaves comprising an involucre are commonly referred to as bracts.
Canadensis: Answers to key questions in Budd's Flora (BF) and Flora of Alberta (FOA) leading to this genus.
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Anemone: Answers to key questions in Budd's Flora (BF) and Flora of Alberta (FOA) leading to this genus.
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Ranunculaceae: Answers to key questions in Budd's Flora leading to this family. Not all the answers apply to all genera with Ranunculaceae, but they all do apply to Anemone.
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