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One plant near edge of trail. Leaf margins revolute, short-stalked glands on lower surface of leaves.

Growing in sandy soils on hydro-cut.

Common on dykes in managed marsh.

https://youtu.be/n7qtn86FM3M

Beside forestry road, edge of mature pine forest

I struggle with this ID but the hairy twigs, shaggy bark and leaflets have me leaning towards Shellbark

M.J. Oldham & W.D. Bakowsky 32721; specimen record, replicates at CAN; identified by M.J. Oldham as Sisyrinchium mucronatum; rocky limestone lakeshore; flowering; common; GPS waypoint

M.J. Oldham, M. D-Oldham, D.A. Sutherland, R. Ridout 6389; specimen record, replicates at TRTE, NHIC# 11796; identified as Viburnum recognitum by M.J. Oldham; swamp;

29 mature plants and at least as many seedlings.

Sandy deciduous woods.

Abundant in the Old Christner Cemetery, Wilmot Township.

wpt 1299; single clump; overlooked in June surveys

Scooped this up thinking it was a Bryozoan. Put it back carefully

Scattered throughout moist-mesic clay woods.

Will add more photos

~25 observed

Dry top of bank in red oak-dominated forest above Niagara River.

M.J. Oldham 35845; specimen record, replicates to TRT, CAN, +1; identified by M.J. Oldham as Triglochin palustris ; herb dominated overgrown seepage slope; scattered; GPS waypoint 621

Possibly Q. bicolor?

@owenclarkin @mathis3 you are my tree guys

Uncommon, but widespread. Disturbed areas. Observed regularly throughout park in similar habitats. With Eragrostis pectinacea.

Abundant in open fen

On Hostess Twinkie from 2012. Full details: https://twitter.com/colinpurrington/status/1312828867686658051?s=20.

Rare and local on sand beach of Round Lake.

Pannes community

avec @elbourret

M.J. Oldham 41267; specimen record, replicates at TRT, NHIC# 03063; identified by M.J. Oldham, !P.W. Ball Feb. 2014 (and var. det. as var. amphigena); coastal mudflat; culms prostrate

avec @elbourret

Sandy shoreline.