Common Name:
SMALL CRANBERRY
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Coefficient of Conservatism:
8
Coefficient of Wetness:
-5
Wetness Index:
OBL
Physiognomy:
Nt Shrub
C. Peirce
Bog mats (rarely in fens or cedar swamps except on sphagnum hummocks), persisting under spruce and tamarack.
Inattentive collectors often mix this species with V. macrocarpon and even with Gaultheria hispidula. The acute aspect of the leaf tips is often enhanced by more revolute leaf margins toward the apex, resulting also in a somewhat ovate blade. In both cranberries, the stamens are 8, each anther terminating in 2 long slender tubules; the cone-like mass of stamens and strongly reflexed petals combine to give the flower the appearance of a miniature shooting-star (Primula meadia). See also comments under V. macrocarpon.
Locations
Alcona County
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Alger County
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Allegan County
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Alpena County
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Antrim County
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Arenac County
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Baraga County
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Bay County
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Benzie County
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Berrien County
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Charlevoix County
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Including Beaver Island
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Cheboygan County
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Chippewa County
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Including Drummond Island
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Clare County
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Crawford County
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Delta County
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Dickinson County
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Emmet County
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Gogebic County
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Gratiot County
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Houghton County
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Ingham County
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Iron County
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Isabella County
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Jackson County
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Kalamazoo County
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Kalkaska County
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Kent County
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Keweenaw County
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Including Isle Royale
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Lake County
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Lapeer County
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Leelanau County
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Including Manitou Islands
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Livingston County
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Luce County
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Mackinac County
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Including Bois Blanc, Mackinac, Round Islands
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Marquette County
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Mason County
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Mecosta County
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Montcalm County
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Montmorency County
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Muskegon County
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Oakland County
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Oceana County
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Ontonagon County
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Otsego County
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Ottawa County
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Presque Isle County
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Roscommon County
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Sanilac County
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Schoolcraft County
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St. Joseph County
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Tuscola County
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Van Buren County
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Washtenaw County
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Wexford County
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Citation:
MICHIGAN FLORA ONLINE. A. A. Reznicek, E. G. Voss, & B. S. Walters. February 2011. University of Michigan. Web. June 29, 2022. https://michiganflora.net/species.aspx?id=1238.