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bladder campion, white campion,

          white cockle (Silene latifolia)

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bladder campion, white campion, white cockle (Silene latifolia; PINK FAMILY [Caryophyllaceae]) 1-4' tall annual or perennial, typically with numerous pairs of opposite stem leaves.  1" white flowers with 5 notched petals open in the evening.  The calyx is a tube, which becomes disproportionately inflated during fruit development.  Plants are either staminate or pistillate, but look very similar.  An introduced weed of fields and waste places.  Flowers throughout growing season.  [056]

 

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