Science Book Of Plants
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Dogwood
(Cornus)
The dog wood is a tree with red berries and a red colored bark. They live in areas that are moist but well drained. Chipmunks,bear,mice,gray fox,and beaver eat the dogwood.
Photo by audreyjm529
The dogwood has white beautiful flowers. It adapted into living in hot areas. An interesting fact is the Europeans found the plant and called it houndwood.
Photo by KatieTT
Dogwoods use for people is food,medicine,pain, and fevers. The bark contains medicinal value.
Photo by claudiadaggett
Cranberry Bush
(Viburnum pulus)
Cranberry bushes are tall bushes with berries known to the region as cranberries
They grow in grassy tundra areas. Moose,bears,mice,red deer, and squirrels eat cranberry bushes.
Photo by Half Chinese
HUMANS USE IT AS A FOOD SOURCE. THEY ADAPTED INTO GRASSY AREAS
AN INTERESTING FACT ABOUT CRANBERRIES IS THEY ARE A COMMON FOOD SOURCE.
Photo by Moose (Bailey and Muppet)
Fireweed.
(Charmaenion angustifollium)
The Fireweed is a pink or purple flower. It’s grows in grassy tundra areas. Bees,goats,birds,cattle, and people eats fireweed.
Photo by kennymatic
HUMANS USE THE PLANT FOR JAMS, VITAMIN C, MEDICINE, CUTS AND BRUISES,
THEY ADAPTED TO LIVING IN GRASSY AREAS. AN INTERESTING FACT IS IT’S PUT IN DOGFOOD.
Photo by rene j
Lupin
(Lupinus)
Purple flowers grows up to 4.92 ft tall. The lupin grows in tundra areas. Wood lice slugs,and snails eat lupin.
Photo by Annie Spratt
The lupin adapted into living along roads and in sandy areas. Peoples use for them is to eat them. (Some people) an interesting fact is that Egyptians ate them to gain some sort of super power.
Photo by Annie Spratt
Salmon berry.
(Rubus spectabilis)
The salmon berry is a orange red berry with long thick stems. They grow in tundra areas. Bears,rabbits,caribou,and deer eat them.
Photo by monojussi
People use the salmon berry for medicine and for food. The salmon berry has more than 5 names.
Photo by kahvikisu
Thimble berry
(Rubus parviflorus)
Looks like a thimble. Red tart and has a flower.
Quail,grouse,partridge,thrushes, thrashes,and touhees eat the thimbleberry.
Photo by nordique
People use thimbleberries as food. The thimbleberry is found in forests or woods. The adapted to living on the Rocky Mountains.
Look like a raspberry but tart and orange and smaller.
Photo by nordique
Yarrow
(Achillea millefollium)
The yarrow plant goes up to 1-3 ft tall. The yarrow plants have white flowers and sharp teeth like leaves. Dry sandy areas is where you will find this plant.
Photo by BarefootSoul
Caribou,moose,insects eat the yarrow plant.
Humans use this plant for nosebleeds,fevers,teas,poultice, and acne. They adapted into sandy areas.
Hecelies legend says his mom dipped him in yarrow to gain powers
Photo by BlueRidgeKitties
Scorpion grasses
(Mysotis scorpioides)
The scorpion grass plant is blue or purple and is 1 cm tall. Grows in mois areas.
Larve, Lepidoptera, and insects eat this plant.
People use it as medicine,lung problems,and nosebleeds. Adapted into wetlands. They are native to Dutch and New Zealand too.
Mountain Indian paint brush.
(Castilleja parveflora)
They are slim pink strange looking plants. Grow in meadows.
Butterflies,and humming birds eat the plant. Women use that plants for menstral cycles,food,and medication. They adapted into desert areas. You can overdose on the plant.
Water lily
(Nymphaea)
Fragrant white water flowers. Found in wet ponds and lakes. Turtles,aquatic beetles,beavers,deer,duck,and grass carp eat the plant.
Photo by Wade Brooks
They adapted to living out of water. Kidney pain,and irritable bowl syndrome. Turtles kill the water Lillie’s.
Photo by savagecat
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