False Rue Anemone - Enemion biternatum
Above: False Rue Anemone in the Maple-Basswood Forest of the University of Wisconsin Arboretum in Madison, Wisconsin on April 28, 2020.
False Rue Anemone - Enemion biternatum (Spring Ephemeral)
False Rue Anemone is one of the first native woodland wildflowers to emerge in spring. Often found in large colonies.
Biternatum comes from Latin meaning twice ternate referring to the three lobed leaves that are each slightly divided. Also labeled Isopyrum biternatum.
Above: False Rue Anemone in the Maple-Basswood Forest of the University of Wisconsin Arboretum in Madison, Wisconsin on April 28, 2020.
For more information on False Rue Anemone, visit Wikipedia.
Or, download the University of Wisconsin Arboretum fact sheet on False Rue Anemone.
Or, for information on False Rue Anemone visit the Wisconsin State Herbarium.
False Rue Anemone
Enemion biternatuma
Above: False Rue Anemone in the Maple-Basswood Forest of the University of Wisconsin Arboretum in Madison, Wisconsin (5/04/20)
Above: False Rue Anemone in the Maple-Basswood Forest of the University of Wisconsin Arboretum in Madison, Wisconsin (5/06/20)
Above: 1913 False Rue Anemone illustration.
Above: False Rue Anemone in the Maple-Basswood Forest of the University of Wisconsin Arboretum in Madison, Wisconsin (4/17/21)
Above: False Rue Anemone along boardwalk in University of Wisconsin Arboretum Gallistel Woods in Madison, Wisconsin (4/25/21)
Above: False Rue Anemone.
