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Name That Plant!
loroperr

Wild Plant in S.E. MI

5 years ago

I saw these 3-pointed leaves in the woods. At first, I thought they were wild cucumber although I've only seen that growing in sunny areas. Also, I didn't see the tendrils I usually see on wild cucumber. Any other thoughts?



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