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red root

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(1) Blood root, see there; Sanginaria canadensis.  
(2) Erect cinquefoil; Potentilla erecta.
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In the guild planted Thursday, Trendler said the wild blue indigo, New Jersey tea and bee balm play that role.
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At Illinois Beach State Park amino sugar N concentration average of soil beneath New Jersey tea was identical to that of the adjacent background soils.
Nitrogen fixing shrubs create soil N fertility patches in native sand dune and tallgrass-prairie communities of Central North America
Also commonly found in back-to-basics-type magazines is information on identifying and preparing teas such as Labrador Tea from the Heath family, and New Jersey Tea from the Buckthorn family, as they most closely approximate, in taste, the store bought oriental varieties we are all used to.
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The release coincided with the peak flowering of New Jersey tea (Ceanothus americanus) on the preserve, and the newly released butterflies were seen feeding in the extensive stands of this important nectar plant.
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