84 WHITE AND GREENISH 



1. COMMON DODDER: Strangle-weed : Love- 

 vine: Angel's Hair. Cuscuta Grondvii. 



Convolvulus Family. July — Sept. 



Found in moist soil. Nova Scotia and Minne- 

 sota south to Gulf of Mexico. 



Flowers — Tiny, dull white, 5-lobed, in clusters. 



Leaves — None. Stems long, wiry, yellow or 

 orange, twining over vegetation. 



2. WOOD SORREL: White or True Wood-sor- 

 rel: Alleluia: Oxalis Acetosella. 



Wood Sorrel Family. May — July. 



A plant 3-4 inches tall. Found in cold, 



damp woods. Nova Scotia and Manitoba, 



south to North Carolina. 



Flowers — White or pinkish, veined with deep 



pink lines, 5 divisions. 

 Leaves — From the base, composed of 3 heart- 

 shaped leaflets. 



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