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Rich deciduous forests, often growing with H. appendiculatum.

The flowers are white on this species in Michigan (although said to be sometimes pink-purple elsewhere). If there are hairs on the pedicels and peduncles, they are relatively stiff as well as sparse. The stem is usually also glabrate.

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