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1. Birdsfoot Trefoil
   
2. Bittersweet Nightshade
   
3. Black-eyed Susan
   
4. Blue Vervain
   
5. Bouncing Bet or Soapwort
   
6. Boneset
   
7. Brown Knapweed
   
8. Bull Thistle
   
9. Butterfly Weed
   
10. Butter-and-Eggs
    
11. Buttonbush
    
12. Canada Thistle
    
13. Cardinal Flower
    
14. Catnip
    
15. Cheeses
    
16. Chicory or Blue Sailors
    
17. Clamy Ground Cherry
    
18. Common Burdock
    
19. Common Buttercup
    
20. Common Cattail
    
21. Common Morning Glory
    
22. Common Mullein
    
23. Common Nightshade
    
24. Common Ragweed
    
25. Common Skullcap
    
26. Common Smartweed
    
27. Common Sunflower
    
28. Common Tansy
    
29. Creeping Wood Sorrel
    
30. Cut-leaved Water-horehound
    
31. Dandelion
    
32. Daisy Fleabane
    
33. Day Lily
    
34. Deptford Pink
    
35. Dodder
    
36. Early Goldenrod
    
37. English Plantain
    
38. Evening Primrose
    
39. Everlasting Pea
    
40. Field Bindweed
    
41. Field Pennycress
    
42. Field Thistle
    
43. Flat-topped White Aster
    
44. Flowering Spurge
    
45. Forget-Me-Not
    
46. Fragrant Bedstraw
    
47. Fragrant Water Lily
    
48. Fringed Loosestife
    
49. Grass-of-Parnassus
    
50. Great Lobelia
    
51. Hairy Beard-Tongue
    
52. Hairy Willow-herb
    
53. Heal-all
    
54. Herb-Robert or Red Robin
    
55. Hoary Alyssum
    
56. Horse-nettle
    
57. Indian Hemp
    
58. Indian Pipe
    
59. Jack-in-the-pulpit (fruit)
    
60. Joe-Pye Weed
    
61. Marsh Bellflower
    
62. Mayapple (fruit)
    
63. Meadow Salsify
    
64. Meadowsweet
    
65. Michigan Lily
    
66. Milkweed
    
67. Moneywort
    
68. Motherwort
    
69. Moth Mullein
    
70. Mouse-ear Hawkweed
    
71. Musk Mallow
    
72. New England Aster
    
73. Nodding Bur Marigold
    
74. Northern Blazing Star
    
75. Northern Pitcher Plant
    
76. Ox-Eye Daisy
    
77. Orange Hawkweed
    
78. Pasture Rose
    
79. Pearly Everlasting
    
80. Peppermint
    
81. Pickerelweed
    
82. Pigweed
    
83. Pokeweed
    
84. Prickly Lettuce
    
85. Purple Coneflower
    
86. Purple Loosestrife
    
87. Purple Vetch
    
88. Purslane
    
89. Queen Ann's Lace
    
90. Red Clover
    
91. Round-leaved Sundew
    
92. Sharp-winged Monkey Flower
    
93. Showy Tick-trefoil
    
94. Showy Sunflower
    
95. Shrubby Cinquefoil
    
96. Silverweed
    
97. Small Wood Sunflower
    
98. Smooth Aster
    
99. Smooth Ground Cherry
    
100. Smooth Sowthistle
     
101. Spiderwort
     
102. Spiked Lobelia
     
103. Spotted Touch-me-not
     
104. Spreading Dogbane
     
105. Square Stem Monkey Flower
     
106. Staghorn Sumac (fruit)
     
107. Sulfur Cinquefoil
     
108. Swamp Loosestrife
     
109. Swamp Milkweed
     
110. Swamp Rose
     
111. Swamp Rose Mallow
     
112. Swamp Smartweed
     
113. Swamp Thistle
     
114. Sweet Everlasting
     
115. Tall Bellflower
     
116. Tall Goldenrod
     
117. Tall Nettle
     
118. Tall Sunflower
     
119. Teaberry or Wintergreen
     
120. Teasel (lavender flowers)
     
121. Teasel (white flowers)
     
122. Tick-Trefoil
     
123. Tiger Lily
     
124. Trumpet Creeper
     
125. Trumpet Honeysuckle
     
126. Turtlehead
     
127. Velvet-leaf
     
128. Virgin's Bower or Old Man's Beard
     
129. Water Hemlock
     
130. White Campion or Evening Lychnis
     
131. White Clover
     
132. White Dead Nettle
     
133. White Sweet Clover
     
134. Wild Bergamot
     
135. Wild Cucumber
     
136. Wood Anemone
     
137. Wood Nettle
     
138. Woodland Sunflower
     
139. Wormseed or Treacle Mustard
     
140. Yarrow
     
141. Yellow or Field Hawkweed
     
142. Yellow Goat's-beard
     
143. Yellow Loosestrife
     
144. Yellow Pondlily
     
145. Yellow Rocket
     
146. Yellow Sweet Clover
     
147. Yellow Wood-Sorrel
     

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7. The History and Folklore of
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10. Milwaukee Public Museum
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11. National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Wildflowers
    by William A. Niering
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12. Newcomb's Wildflower Guide
    by Lawrence Newcomb
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17. WEEDS
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18. Wildflower Association of Michigan
19. Yahoo's Wildflower Database

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