Wild Quinine
This plant can occasionally be seen blooming from May to September in dry open woods, thickets and prairies. The alternate leaves are borne singly and the blades are thick, with blunt teeth on a stem 1- 4r ft. tall. The lower leaves are long-stalked.
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