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Jeffersonia
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Jeffersonia (jeˈ·fr·sōˑ·nē·),
n a genus of the Asian and American herbs of the family Berberidaceae. The root of
Jeffersonia diphylla is used as a tonic, expectorant, diuretic, and emetic in large doses.
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30th: The first spring beauties, Dutchman's britches, toothwort, small -flowered bittercress, and twinleaf bloom in the woods just as the first May apple leaves push up from the ground.
Poor Will's countryside Almanack for early spring 2008 by Felker, W.L. / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
4) Rue Anemone (5) Jeffersonia Diphylla Twinleaf (6) Trillium Grandiflorum (7) Yellow Lady's Slipper (8) Trillium Cuneatum PHOTOG: PHOTOGRAPHY BY TOM RETTIG
Ephemerals: Early spring's hidden treasures; Garden in the Woods ... by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
If temperatures rise to the 60s for a few days, Middle Spring Wildflower Season arrives with bluebells, twinleaf, bloodroot, small-flowered bittercress and hepatica budding and then bursting into bloom.
Poor Will's Countryside Almanack for early spring of 2007 by Countryside & Small Stock Journal
 
 
 
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