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The sensitive fern (Onoclea sensibilis). Also known as bead fern. Its common name comes from its sensitivity to frost and drought. It is considered native to both North America and Eurasia.
Often considered to be the only species in the Onoclea genus, although that varies with classification system.
In the Onocleaceae family and the Polypodiales order.
On the edges of a vernal pool at Seminary Woods in Saint Francis, Wisconsin, a southern suburb of Milwaukee.
Photo taken late August 2023. Original key: IMG_7626
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This little brier is kin to the Mimosa tree.
The small fuzzy, pink flowers look like fireworks. The brier trails along the ground and leaves fold up to the touch as taken with MyLittleBigShotMacroLens
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South Texas trip
5/25/10
source: Wildflowers of Texas by Geyata Ajilvsgi, p. 315
Note from Ajilvsgi: Other common names for this plant include CATCLAW, in reference to the prickly charactistic of the plant, and SHAME-BOY, referring to the sensitive foliage that closes when touched. The fruit of sensitive brier is a long, slender, rounded pod densely covered with prickles; it is attractive when used in dried arrangements. Previously treated as Schrankia uncinata.
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