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Profile of a North American shrub species including botanical description, distribution, habitat preferences, reproduction methods, ethnobotanical uses, and management considerations.
Year: 2000
Region: United States, east of the Rocky Mountains
Subject: Botany, plant ecology, ethnobotany
Document type: Species profile
Organization: USDA NRCS National Plant Data Center
Author: Guy Nesom, M. Kat Anderson
Target audience: Botanists, ecologists, conservationists
Distribution: Ontario, Quebec, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Florida, Texas, South Dakota, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Illinois
Flowering period: March-May
Fruiting period: June-August
Plant characteristics: Shrub 0.5–2.5 m tall, deciduous leaves with 3 leaflets, yellow flowers, red hairy fruits
Habitat: Open rocky woodlands, valley bottoms, lower rocky slopes, roadsides, disturbed sites
Uses: Wildlife food and cover, ground cover, ornamental foliage, rehabilitation of disturbed sites, ethnobotanical applications
Reproduction: By seed and root suckers, pioneer species, seeds require scarification for germination
Conservation status: Check state-specific PLANTS Web site and Department of Natural Resources
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