Five white petals, arranged fairly equidistant with the anther in a circular arrangement. The temperature is approximately 83 degrees Fahrenheit. The stigma is a bright red. The diameter is approximately 3.5 cm. These angiosperms can range from 4 to 15 inches with the flowering ones usually being shorter. It grows in full to partial sun and dry conditions. It tolerates different kinds of soil. It is most common to Illinois. It flowers in a multiple of 5, so it is safe to say it is a dicot.
Link for my additional information: https://www.illinoiswildflowers.info/savanna/plants/cm_dewberry.htm
AI gave a different species for each of the three photos.