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Dry forests and savanna (oak, pine, aspen, red maple); also rich hardwoods including beech-maple, especially in openings; less often in conifer swamps, meadows, and grasslands.

The corollas are yellow [f. canadensis] or maroon [f. praeclara A. H. Moore] or yellow on the lower lip and maroon on the upper [f. bicolor Farw.] All color states may occur together.

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