Thalictrum revolutum: Flower Description
Long-stalked flowers growing in large branching clusters with slender stamens
Phonetic Spelling:tha-LIK-trum re-vo-LOO-tum
Genus:Thalictrum
Species:revolutum
Family:Ranunculaceae
The undersides of the leaflets are covered in small, waxy particles, typically exhibiting a purplish hue and a strong fragrance. The leaves are three times pinnate, featuring short leaflets that possess between two to nine rounded lobes.
**Flowers:**
The flowers are long-stemmed and bloom in extensive, branching clusters, characterized by slender stamens.
This plant thrives in a variety of environments, including open woodlands, thickets, meadows, and prairies.
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