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trillium (Trillium spp.; LILY FAMILY [Liliaceae]) Small native perennial herbs with leaves in a distinctive single whorl of 3.  Flower white or occasionally pink (red in one species) large, solitary, with 3 regular parts.  Widespread in woods, from upland to swamp depending on species.  Flowers in late spring.  Five species occur in Wisconsin.  [138]

 

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