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white milkwort
Scientific Name: Polygala alba
Family: Polygalaceae
Category: Dicot
Growth: Forb/herb
Duration: Perennial
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Description: White milkwort. Polygalaceae (Milkwort Family) Numerous slender, erect stems , each topped by tiny, white, bilaterally symmetrical flowers in &*! image: White Milkwort Photograph from Lewis and Clark Herbarium/Academy of Natural Sciences. White Milkwort Polygala alba &*! This small but striking wildflower has numerous slender, erect stems, each topped by tiny, white, bilaterally symmetrical flowers in a narrowly &*! Polygala is a large genus of flowering plants belonging to the family Polygalaceae. They are commonly known as milkworts or snakeroots. There are three petals in shades of reddish purple, yellow or white, which are joined at the bases.&*! Both, white round for no status, Absent/Unreported. for native, but no county data, Native, No County Data, for introduced, but no county data  &*! White Milkwort. Milkwort Family : Polygalaceae. Latin Name : Polygala alba. Longevity : Perennial Season : Warm Origin : Native Value : Wildlife – poor&*! Polygala vulgaris - Common Milkwort - , habitat, locations, blooming times and Deep purple milkwort and white milkwort can also be found in places .&*! View and a of the plant Polygala alba, commonly known as White Milkwort.&*! Search. White Milkwort (Polygala alba). Classification Polygala alba var. tenuifolia. All Names. Scientific Names. Polygala alba. English. White Milkwort &*! Also Called: White polygala. Stems: Erect or ascending, slender, usually several, rarely branched, angled, glabrous. Leaves: Alternate, simple &*! Perennial from a branched caudex. Stems ascending to erect, simple, 10󈞊 cm. Leaves alternate, 5󈞅 mm long. Inflorescence terminal. Flowers white with a &*! White milkwort - Polygala alba. White milkwort - Polygala alba. Back to Gallery Home Page.&*! White Milkwort - Polygala alba. White Milkwort - Polygala alba. Back to Gallery Home Page.&*! Plant database entry for White milkwort (Polygala alba) with 19 data details.&*! by Jim Pisarowicz. White Milkwort is the most common milkwort on the Great Plains. Grazing animals tend to avoid White Milkwort because of its bitter taste.&*! I only saw these once along the Hell Canyon trail. They looked like little upside- down clusters of grapes!Almost unnoticeable next to the flashier &*! Polygala alba &mdash . White Milkwort learn more about names for this taxon · Add to a collection · · Detail · Data · 33 Media · 2 Maps &*! Common Name: White Milkwort, Milkwort,White. Species: Polygala alba. Synonyms: Family: Polygalaceae. Longevity: Perennial. Season: Warm. Origin &*! MtWoman | all galleries >> TEXAS WILDFLOWERS > White Milkwort (Polygala alba). previous | next. White Milkwort (Polygala alba). other sizes: small medium &*! : Low growing easily overlooked plant with a spike of small white flowers. Habitat: Growing in a clay and limestone field. No species &*! Define white milkwort: a milkwort (Polygala alba) of central North America having linear leaves and spikes of small white…white milkwort in a sentence.&*! Polygala acanthoclada. Thorny Milkwort ID: 0000 0000 0613 0854 detail 2013 Mary Winter. Polygala alba. White Milkwort ID: 0000 0000 0413 3698 detail&*! Found a good size patch of White Milkwort on the south side of my property. Pretty little things, emphasis on little, maybe 6 inches tall and &*! White Milkwort. Medicine Creek Wildlife Management Area, Frontier County, Nebraska. Standing six to 10 inches tall, slender stems of White Milkwort burst into &*! Photos and information about Minnesota flora - Whorled Milkwort: short spikes of 1/8-inch greenish to pinkish white irregular flowers.&*! White Milkwort (Polygala alba) Polygalaceae (The Milkwort Family) There is also a Whorled Milkwort. Seems to be more than one variety.&*! White Milkwort. White Milkwort Flower White Milkwort Group. Polygala alba. Family: Milkwort. Size: 50mm cluster. Date: 5/28/99. Comments: Native Perennial  &*! Family Polygalaceae Polygala amara (Bitter Milkwort, European Bitter plant is a perennial with lance-shaped, toothed leaves, and spikes of small white, pink, &*! Used as medicine for snakebite by Native Americans, this plant flowers in June and July. Credit: Paula Gouse/USFWS.&*! Taxonomic Rank: Species. Synonym: Polygala alba var. suspecta S. Watson. Common Name: white milkwort English. Taxonomic Status: Current Standing  &*! Discover Life's page about the biology, natural history, ecology, identification and distribution of Polygala alba - White milkwort -- Discover Life.&*! White Milkwort bloom: Franklin Estate, White Milkwort, Milkwort Bloom RWS Photo Blog - Splend of Borneo: White Spider Lily - Hymenocallis &*! Heath milkwort usually grows on the moorland, and on wet marshy grassland. occurs in either blue or pink forms, but sometimes (and much rarer) in white.&*! I took This at Community Park ----- Info: link This small but striking wildflower has numerous slender, erect stems, each topped by tiny, &*! White Milkwort Borgfeld Road San Antonio, TX April 18, 2010. White Milkwort San Antonio, TX April 27, 2010. White Milkwort San Antonio, TX April 27, 2010.&*! Choose y favorite white milkwort canvas prints, framed prints, greeting cards, throw pillows, duvet covers, t-shirts, and more from millions of available designs.&*! Get information, facts, and about milkwort at Encyclopedia.com. Its tiny flowers, which may be white, pink, yellow-orange, blue, or greenish, usually &*! View photos of the medicinal plant Polygala alba (White milkwort). 2.&*! Pasture and Roadside Plants. Polygala alba. White milkwort. Polygala alba. White milkwort. May 24, 2005.&*! A plant of many cols, although most commonly dark-blue (it can also be purple, pink and white). You can tell it apart from its close relative the heath milkwort &*! Heath Milkwort - Wildflowers You can see these lovely wildflowers in The Western Isles. The flowers are also sometimes pink and occasionally a white variety &*!