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Locally extinct plant species discovered in Brantford area
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Locally extinct plant species discovered in Brantford area
Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF) says a plant that had been deemed extinct in Canada has been spotted in the Brantford area. The plant had not been reported in Canada since 1978 until a photo uploaded to the biodiversity app iNaturalist in 2018 sparked debate among and led to the discovery. The Illinois Tick-Trefoil is a common perennial in the United States and adorns a purple flower. It is a member of the pea family. It can grow up to 10 cm,…
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