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Frog Fruit
Phyla lanceolata

Family: Verbenaceae (VERVAIN).
Other common names: lanceleaf fogfruit, lance leaf lippia.
Generic common name: FOGFRUIT.

Lake Sherwood: shore margin: Sept 2008.

Characteristics: Native, White, Small, Clusters, Odd, Herbaceous, Perennial, Late Spring, Summer.

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