Peltranda virginica
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Peltranda virginica, Kunth (P. undulata, Raf.). Lvs. narrow- sagittate, the basal lobes long and nearly or quite acute: spathe 4-8 in. long, green, convolute around the spadix for its whole length; sterile part of the spadix much longer than the pistillate part: fr. green, 1-3- seeded. In shallow pools or bog margins, New England to Fla. and west. A.G. 14:111.—The root is composed of thick cords or fibers. CH
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- Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture, by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
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