False Rue Anemone

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False rue anemone is one of the more than seventy-five rare plant species native to the Savannah River basin. The anemone, along with bottle-brush buckeye and relict trillium, is found along river bluffs near Augusta.

Courtesy of Joseph O'Brien, USDA Forest Service, www.forestryimages.org

False Rue Anemone

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