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Possibly A. tomentosum X A. minus

2 individuals hidden in taller herbaceous growth in a wet coniferous forest.

Weedy in a yard

No gland tipped hairs found, but I am not sure about the pedicels (photo 5). Prostrate canes, no root tipping evident, primocane about 4 ft long. Abundant in an old sandy field.

EZS not observed

traits of Ulmus rubra and Ulmus pumila

fruiting bodies along stem?

Thriving population, numbering in the thousands, at the lower portion of an exceptionally nice mesic wooded slope

Very local on seepy sandstone cliff

Welcome to Michigan

New sub population

Sporophores on pinnules!

With Tomostima reptans in last photo. Dry sand prairie remnant on terrace of Wisconsin River. Both species abundant here

Ice Age Trail, Table Bluff Segment

Such a cool disjunction

Large population on this part of the ledge. Can’t believe this plant is here