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Ipomoea purpurea - Convolvulaceae - non-native, naturalized
Hairy, twining vine
Hairy stems and sepals
Alternate heart-shaped leaves
Star-shaped corolla, pentamerous
Bisexual

Ipomoea hederacae - Convolvulaceae - non-native, naturalized
Hairy, twining vine
Hairy stems and sepals
Alternate 3-lobed leaves
Star-shaped corolla, pentamerous
Bisexual

Toxocodendron radicans - native
Shrub or woody vine (Liana)
Leaflets of 3
Leaflets can be oily/shiny and red when young
Opposite leaves
Compound entire leaves
Red leaflet base
Unisexual and monoecious flowers
Panicles of yellow-green flowers
Green-white drupe fruits

Boehmeria cylindrica - native
Small herbaceous plant
Little fuzzy green flowers on stem
Long stalked opposite leaves
Clusters on greenish flowers in upward arching spikes

Cardiospermum halicacabum - non-native invasive
Compound, serrated, alternate leaves
Herbaceous vine
Inflated fruits

Sida spinosa - non-native naturalized
Soft, hairy, and weedy
Alternate leaves, ovate to oblong
Toothed leaves
Slender petioles
Small tubercle at base of lover leaves
Pale yellow flowers

Agrimonia parviflora - Rosaceae - native
Compound, serrated, and hairy leaves
Raceme
Little yellow flowers
9-17 leaflets
Tiny pedicle

Lemna minuta - native
Very tiny
Biracial
Floating
Thallus
Always green
1 root at each thallus

Parthenocissus quinquefolia - Vitaceae - native
Alternate leaves with 5 leaflets Tiny
Palmately compound
Woody vine- Liana
Modified branches
Adhesive pads

Campsis radicans - native
Zygomorphic tubular
Red flower that is bell shaped
Woody vine - Liana
Bent stamen
Not pressed to tree
Opposite, comping, serrated pinnate

Smallanthus uvedalia - Asteraceae - native
Yellow flowers
Capitula inflorescence
Herbaceous
Large, opposite, serrated, and rough leaves
3 lobes
Winged pedicle
Narrow stem

Oxalis stricta - native
Herbaceous
3 leaflets with notches
“Clover-like”
Yellow flowers with 4 petals (pentamerous)
Upright capsules

Persicaria punctata - Polygonaceae - native
erect, sparsely-flowered, and interrupted flower spikes
gland-dotted green-to-white sepals.
Flower spikes
Small pentamerous flowers
5 tepals
Alternate smooth leaves
Ocreae - stem sheaths

Diodia virginiana - Rubiaceae - native
Branched, hairy stems
Simple opposite leaves
Linear stipules that connect opposite leaves across stem
White trumpet shaped flowers
Fused corella
Hairy rubbed capsules
Solitary flowers

Lobelia cardinalis - native
Red zygomatic flowers with two lobes
Alternate leaves
Raceme
Herbaceous

Asclepias incarnata - native
Opposite leaves
Actinomorphic
Pink flowers
Hoods, horns, and hooks
Fruit = huge erect follicle
Dry, dehiscent, one line
Fluff on seeds

Apios americana - Fabaceae - native
Tubers underground
Zygomorohic
Pentamerous
Herbaceous vine
Fruit = green and bean-like
Alternate leaves
5-7 leaflets
Dark, maroon, small, clustered flowers

Ampelopsis cordata - Vitaceae - native
Liana
Alternate, simple, serrated leaves
Heart shaped leaves
Modified branches to climb
Berry fruits
Pink to purple flowers

Impatiens capensis - native
Alternate 1-4” leaves
Chasmogamous (closed mature) orange-yellow flowers
Cliestogamous (open mature) green flowers
Smooth leaves
Orange sac-like sepals
Explosive dispersal
Bisexual
Stamens develop and declines
Then the carples develop and decline

Cuscuta gronovii - Convolvulaceae - native,
Orange stem
No leaves
Parasitic
Stem twinners
Reed root dies off and the shoot seeks out other plant for nutrients
Plugs into the vascular of the plant (haustorium) with modified stem

Lysimachia nummularia - nonnative invasive
Sprawling reclining plant
Herbaceous
Shiny, opposite leaves
Little round leaves
Pentamerous

Cephalanthus occidentalis - Rubiaceae - native
Shrub
Opposite leaves
Ball head inflorescence
“Truffla tree (Dr. Seuss)”
Tetramerous (4)

Clematis terniflora - nonnative invasive
Opposite, compound, pinnate leaves
Petals absent
4 white sepals
5 smooth leaflets
Flowers in clusters of three
Herbaceous vine
Many stamens
Pedicels used to climb

Lespedeza cuneata - Fabaceae - non-native invasive
V-shaped sprawls
Woody
Deep taproot
Zygomorohic
Trifoliate leaves

Pueraria montana - Fabaceae - non-native invasive
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Solanum ptychanthum - Solanaceae - native

Pycnanthemum muticum - Lamiaceae - native
