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Georeference Points from GBIF
Morphology
| Scapes | 14-40 cm, terete. |
| Leaves | sessile. |
| Blades | 7-15 cm long x 4.6-6.7 cm wide, mottled, mottling fading with age. |
| Flower | sessile. |
| Sepals | 22-50 mm long x 5-7 mm wide. |
| Petals | 40-70 mm long x 7-17 mm wide, red, maroon, or purple, rarely purple basally and yellow towards the tip or entirely yellow, not spirally twisted. |
| Anthers | 10-16 mm long, with introrse dehiscence. |
| Ovary | 8-11 mm long, trigonal or terete, rarely hexagonal. |
| Stigmas | 2-4 mm long, distinct, purplish. |
Anthesis
Flowering from early February to early April.
Distribution
United States: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
Reference(s)
Based on F.W. Case, Jr. Trillium in Flora of North America, volume 26. 2002. Oxford University Press.
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Fact Sheet Developed By
Pedro Oñativia Lake © 2007
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