Observations by angelaburdell

This tree was found in the 15 acres at Panzner Wetlands in Copley, Ohio, USA. The leaves grow alternately. There are teeth on the leaves and the leaves are entire. The leaf is firm and feels leathery. The veins on the leaves is not dense, and curves towards the edge of the leaf. The area surrounding the tree is a wetland that had previously been drained and is being restored. The habitat has a lot of shrubs and trees.

The plant was located in the 15 acres at the Panzner Wetland. The plant was found in the shade in an area with low vegetation, with some canopy cover. The leaves are large and egg-shaped. The leaves are lightly toothed. The flowers were not visible during this time of year.

The shrub was in the 15 acres at the Panzner Wetland. This shrub had five regular parts on each of the white flowers. The flowers were over 1/2" wide. The leaves were divided with seven leaflets per leaf. The stipules were deeply divided. The plant was found in a sunny area. The area had multiple shrubs and trees. The site was a wetland.

In the 15 acres at the Panzner Wetland, this wildflower was found in an area with shrubs and trees on the edge of a clearing. There were no flowers present at the time of the visit. The leaves had teeth and are alternate. The leaves are entire.

This shrub was found in the 15 acres at the Panzner Wetlands. The flowers have five regular petals. The leaves are entire and have teeth. The shrub was around eight feet tall. There were no berries present.

This plant was found in a sunny field. The flowers are irregular and purple, and are located in a head. The plant is a wildflower. The leaves are alternate and divided with three leaflets. The leaflets are entire.

This tree was growing on the edge of a wetland in Bath Nature Reserve in Bath, Ohio. The tree had opposite leaves. The leaves have three main veins originating from the same point. The leaves have five lobes.

This plant was found in Bath Creek along the edge of Beefy's Woods in the Bath Nature Reserve in Bath, Ohio. The flowers were rose colored with three regular parts. The leaves were basal and entire. This is a wildflower.

This plant was found in the fern swamp found in Beefy's woods in the Bath Nature Reserve in Bath, Ohio. The leaves are divided and whorled and the fertile frond is cinnamon colored. The plant was 4 feet tall.

This plant was found on the edge of the trail leading to Bath Pond at the Bath Nature Reserve in Bath, Ohio. The flowers had five regular parts, and grew as a wildflower. The leaves were entire and opposite.

Found in the Tamarack Bog at the Bath Nature Reserve in Bath, Ohio. The plant is not aquatic, the flowers had disappeared by the time of the pictures. The leaves are large that are egg shaped with a heart shaped base.

This was found in an upland forest in the Southern forest of the Bath Nature Reserve in Bath, Ohio. The flower is regular with six white petals and is a wildflower. The leaves are opposite and deeply lobed and toothed.