[NatureNS] Plant at Garden Lots

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Hi  all: Ian Manning is correct re: Calthra palustris. There are introducti=
ons in many locations around the province including a recent one near Cente=
rville in the valley. This is a northern plant which grows in huge swathes =
in Northern Newfoundland. Probably also a calciphile. CC.=20
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From: jrhbirder@hotmail.com
To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca
Subject: [NatureNS] Plant at Garden Lots
Date: Mon=2C 19 May 2014 03:09:03 +0000

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Hi all:
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This is what Ian Manning has come up with for me. =20
I ran this through my Roland's Key. My best guess is Marsh Marigold (Caltha=
 palustris). The range map in the book (which is due for a revision) states=
 it's only found in Cape Breton County. But upon a further search=2C it loo=
ks like there has been some introduced populations seen in Mahone Bay=2C an=
d other locations in Lunenburg Co. I think it's safe to assume that if this=
 is C. palustris=2C that it's origin is likely human caused. I'd like to he=
ar what others think.  =20
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I also would like to hear your comments on this species. =20
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James R. Hirtle
Bridgewater
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<div dir=3D"ltr"><font size=3D"6">Hi all:</font><br>&nbsp=3B<br><font size=
=3D"6">This is what Ian Manning has come up with for me.&nbsp=3B </font><br=
>I ran this through my Roland's Key. My best guess is Marsh Marigold (Calth=
a palustris). The range map in the book (which is due for a revision) state=
s it's only found in Cape Breton County. But upon a further search=2C it lo=
oks like there has been some introduced populations seen in Mahone Bay=2C a=
nd other locations in Lunenburg Co. I think it's safe to assume that if thi=
s is C. palustris=2C that it's origin is likely human caused. I'd like to h=
ear what others think.&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B <br>&nbsp=3B<br>I also would like to=
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