dentaria

the broad-leaved toothwort, often called dentaria, blooms in early spring.

hikers identified dentaria leaves along the moist woodland trail.

gardeners value dentaria as a perennial ground cover for shady areas.

the roots of the dentaria plant are known for their peppery taste.

botanists reclassified many dentaria species into the genus cardamine.

dense clusters of dentaria flowers created a carpet of white in the forest.

wildlife enthusiasts look for dentaria as a sign of the spring season.

you can find dentaria growing near riverbanks and in damp meadows.

the four-petaled flowers are a distinguishing feature of the dentaria genus.

some people mistake dentaria for other woodland plants before it flowers.

european species of dentaria have slightly different leaf structures than american ones.