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Bogs, fens, and cedar swamps, usually on sphagnum hummocks or mossy logs; also on moist sands (including excavations) and mossy crevices in rocks.

The petioles are ± pubescent with loose, crooked hairs, sometimes a helpful character with depauperate vegetative specimens that one might otherwise confuse with D. intermedia, which has glabrous petioles. See notes under. D. intermedia.

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