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Thalictrum mirabile Small. Section: Physocarpum. Rockhouse Meadowrue. Phen: Jun. Hab: Wet sandstone cliffs, primarily in the Cumberland Plateau (and especially associated with sandstone rockhouses). Dist: KY south through TN to n. AL and nw. GA (and additionally cited in FNA as occurring in w. NC, a record that is apparently erroneous, presumably based on misidentification of T. clavatum).

ID notes: A delicate relative of T. clavatum, the inflorescence appears sparser because of the shorter and narrower achenes borne on longer stipes.

Origin/Endemic status: Endemic

Synonymy: = C, FNA3, GW2, K1, K3, K4, S, Tn

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