Cohotate Preserve4 May 2002 Field Trip - 09
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Cohotate Preserve 4 May 2002 Field Trip - 09

Cohotate Preserve 4 May 2002 Field Trip - 09
(Cohotate Preserve 4 May 2002 Field Trip - 09) At the top of the stock of each rue anemone are a whorl of leaves and flowers radiating out like spokes on a wheel.  This construction causes the leaves and flowers to tremble in the slightest breeze, which was the reason that the rue anemone got its other name, "windflower".  The name "anemone" is derived from the Greek word "anemose", which means wind.  The rue anemone on the right has 6 leaves and 3 flowers.
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