214* PINK TO MAGENTA 



TWISTED-STALK: Sessile-leaved Twisted Stalk. 



Streptopus roseus. 



Lily Family. May July. 



A plant l-21/o feet high, found in moist 

 woods. Newfoundland to Minnesota, south to 

 Ohio, Pennsylvania, mountains of Georgia. 

 FLOWERS Bell-shaped, dull, purplish pink, soli- 

 tary, from the axils of the leaves. 

 LEAVES Alternate, seated on stem. 



CLASPING-LEAVED TWISTED-STALK: 



S. ample xi folius. 



Differs from the preceding in its greenish 

 flowers with widely spreading segments, and 

 whitish bloom on the under side of the leaves. 

 Leaves strongly clasping. 



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