One-flowered Hawthorn is a distinctive shrub of dry sandy or rocky habitats found throughout North Carolina.
Granville Co., NC 5/16/09.
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| One-flowered Hawthorn is a distinctive shrub of dry sandy or rocky habitats found throughout North Carolina. Granville Co., NC 5/16/09. |
| Caswell Co., NC 5/30/10. |
| Caswell Co., NC 5/30/10. |
| This species is distinguished by the spathulate (spoon-shaped) leaves and its usually solitary fruits. Moore Co., NC 6/6/03. |
| The thin thorns are long, about 1-3 inches. The sepals persist on the fruit. Moore Co., NC 6/10/06. |
| Granville Co., NC 6/4/05. |
| Granville Co., NC 6/4/05. |
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