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Cut-leaved toothwort (Dentaria laciniata)
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cut-leaved toothwort

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Also known as: Cardamine concatenata
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  • Cut-leaved toothwort (Dentaria laciniata)
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    Cut-leaved toothwort (C. concatenata), from the same area, has a whorl of three stem leaves. Each leaf is deeply cut into three narrow, bluntly toothed segments.

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    Cut-leaved toothwort (C. concatenata), from the same area, has a whorl of three stem leaves. Each leaf is deeply cut into three narrow, bluntly toothed segments.

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