Plants

The following plants have been identified at the ORWRP but weren’t classified into a habitat.

 

Lysimachia nummularia (creeping jennie, moneywort)

by Rasbak
by Rasbak

for more information please visit: Moneywort

 

Plantago major (common plantain)

by Rasbak
by Rasbak

for more information please visit: Common Plantain

 

Rudbeckia laciniata (cut-leave coneflower)

by Σ64
by Σ64

for more information please visit: Cut-leaf Coneflower

 

Rudbeckia triloba (thin-leaved coneflower)

1024px-Rudbeckia_triloba2

for more information please visit: Thin-leaved Coneflower

 

Sanicula marilandica (black snakeroot)

by Robert Flogaus-Faust
by Robert Flogaus-Faust

for more information please visit: Black Snakeroot

 

Viola canadensis (Canada violet)

by Arx Fortis
by Arx Fortis

for more information please visit: Canada Violet

 

Viola papilionacea (wild violet)

 

Viola sororia (common blue violet)

by James Steakley
by James Steakley

for more information please visit: Common Blue Violet

2 thoughts on “Plants

  1. Biked by the center Friday (8/11/23) and noticed large plants with yellow flower heads similar to goldenrod and leaves similar to false indigo. These flowers were along the path and west of the building that looked like it had multiple fish tanks. Could you tell me what those plants are? Thanks,
    JA Herrmann, DVM, MPH, DACT
    jah1110@illinois.edu

  2. Hi, these likely were goldenrod! It loves to grow to the west of the path, across from our mesocosm area. We also have a beautiful, yellow, native flower called Wild Senna growing in our prairie. Unfortunately it has taken over! We are hoping to do more restoration on the prairie this coming year. Thanks for connecting! -Krystal

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *