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- 2. Common willow species found at the edges of ponds or lakes.
- 5. Wetland plant with large, triangular leaves and pod-like fruiting heads.
- 11. Aquatic plant with heart-shaped leaves and blue flower spikes.
- 12. Submerged aquatic plant with no roots, grows in deep water.
- 13. Semi-evergreen wetland tree with fragrant cream-white flowers.
- 15. Evergreen shrub with small, black berries, native to wetlands.
- 17. Shrub with edible blue berries, some varieties thrive in wet soils.
- 18. Aquatic plant with yellow, club-shaped flower spikes.
- 20. Grass-like plant with soft, flexible stems, common in freshwater marshes.
- 21. Fragrant shrub with white flower spikes, found in wet woods.
- 25. Aromatic wetland plant with iris-shaped foliage.
- 29. Emergent plant with blue flowers and heart-shaped leaves.
- 30. Submerged aquatic grass found in freshwater.
- 32. Perennial with pale pink blossoms, thrives in moist, sunny habitats.
- 34. Sedge with stout, triangular stems, found in marshes.
- 37. Shrub with white flowers, can tolerate standing water.
- 38. Genus of plants, some species like Cardinal Flower thrive in wet areas.
- 39. Tall, invasive reed grass often found in wetlands.
- 40. Shrub often found in freshwater tidal shrub swamps.
- 42. Plant with blue flower spikes, some species prefer wet conditions.
- 44. Succulent marsh plant with fleshy, jointed stems.
- 47. Grass-like plants, often with triangular stems, common in wetlands.
- 48. Grass-like plants, typically with round or flat stems, common in wetlands.
- 53. Deciduous holly with bright red berries that persist into winter.
- 54. Genus of grasses including cordgrasses, common in salt marshes.
- 56. Dominant grass in low marsh zones of brackish and saltwater marshes.
- 57. Evergreen shrub often found in coastal wetlands.
- 58. Highly poisonous wetland plant.
- 59. Another common name for marsh hibiscus.
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- 1. Shrub with white flowers and blue berries, found in wet areas.
- 2. Marsh grass with round, sharply-pointed dark green leaves.
- 3. Large fern common in acidic seepage swamps.
- 4. Carnivorous plant found in bogs, with sticky tentacles.
- 6. Deciduous conifer known for growing in swamps with "knees."
- 7. Tree common in swampy areas and wetlands, also called Tupelo.
- 8. Tough, versatile sedge aptly named for its fox tail-like seed head.
- 9. Shrub with white, bottlebrush-like flowers.
- 10. Shrub or small tree, some species prefer moist environments.
- 12. Low-growing plant with tart red berries, found in bogs.
- 14. Plant with distinctive white flower spikes and heart-shaped leaves.
- 16. Another common name for buttonbush.
- 19. Submerged aquatic plant, important food source for waterfowl.
- 22. Common grass in high marsh zones.
- 23. Deciduous holly with red berries, found in wetlands.
- 24. Genus of plants, some species like Seaside Goldenrod thrive in salt marshes.
- 26. Shrub with edible berries, similar to blueberries.
- 27. Wetland plant known for its early emergence and pungent odor.
- 28. Carnivorous plant with modified leaves forming a "pitcher" to trap insects.
- 31. Aquatic plant with large floating leaves and showy flowers.
- 33. A common tree adaptable to various conditions, including wet soils.
- 35. Marsh plant with basal leaves and lavender flowers.
- 36. Submerged aquatic vegetation common in saltier parts of the Bay.
- 41. Large, robust fern found in wet woodlands.
- 43. Aquatic plant with arrow-shaped leaves, also called duck potato.
- 45. Robust perennial wetland plant with long leaves.
- 46. Large, showy flower, often white or pink, common in marshes.
- 49. Early blooming spring ephemeral in wetlands, with sunny yellow flowers.
- 50. Rose species that tolerates wet conditions.
- 51. Shrub with spherical white flowers, found in wetlands.
- 52. Tree with peeling bark often found along riverbanks and wetlands.
- 55. Tall marsh plant with a characteristic brown, velvety flower spike.