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  • Alaska.  Dwarf Dogwood (Cornus canadensis) in a bed of moss near shoreline in eastern Prince William Sound near Cordova in June.
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  • Alaska.  Dwarf Dogwood (Cornus canadensis), also called Bunchberry, nestled among Crowberry plants (Empetrum nigrum) in Chugach State Park in June.
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  • A carpet of dwarf dogwood grows in the coastal temperate rainforest of Prince William Sound, Alaska
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  • Alaska.  Forest floor with a Paper Birch log (Betula papyrifera) lying beside an array of Dwarf Dogwood (Cornus canadensis) with bright orange berries and red/reddish-brown leaves, green Lingonberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaea), and moss in September on the Kenai Peninsula.
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  • Alaska.  Close-up of a single plant of Dwarf Dogwood (Bunchberry) (Cornus canadensis) with a cluster of bright orange berries hanging vertically against a layer of moss on the Kenai Peninsula in August.
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  • Alaska.  Dwarf Dogwood (Cornus canadensis), also called Bunchberry, nestled among Crowberry plants (Empetrum nigrum) in Chugach State Park in June.
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  • Alaska.  Several young Dwarf Dogwood plants (Bunchberry) (Cornus canadensis) taking root in the top of the decaying stump of a spruce tree previously logged.  Decaying logs and stumps hold moisture and nutrients that support new plant growth and are an important part of the rejuvenation of forests.
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  • Alaska.  Bunchberry plants (Cornus canadensis) in autumn colors with dark red leaves and bright orange fruit covered with a thin layer of ice and leaves edged with frost along the Russian Lakes trail on the Kenai Peninsula in September.  Plant is a slow-growing herbaceous subshrub often forming carpet-like mats.  Also called Dwarf Dogwood.  Member of the Cornaceae (dogwood) family.  Fruit is edible but very mild in flavor.
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  • Alaska, Healy<br />
Dwarf Dogwood (Cornus canadensis) and Spotted Ladyslipper (Cypridium guttatum).
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  • Alaska.  A frost-encrusted Bunchberry plant (Cornus canadensis) in autumn colors with dark red leaves and bright reddish-orange fruit along the Russian Lakes trail on the Kenai Peninsula on a cold morning in September.  Plant is a slow-growing herbaceous subshrub often forming carpet-like mats.  Also called Dwarf Dogwood.  Member of the Cornaceae (dogwood) family.  Fruit is edible but very mild in flavor.
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  • Alaska.  A frost-encrusted Bunchberry plant (Cornus canadensis) in autumn colors with dark red leaves and bright reddish-orange fruit along the Russian Lakes trail on the Kenai Peninsula on a cold morning in September.  Plant is a slow-growing herbaceous subshrub often forming carpet-like mats.  Also called Dwarf Dogwood.  Member of the Cornaceae (dogwood) family.  Fruit is edible but very mild in flavor.
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  • Alaska.  Bunchberry plants (Cornus canadensis) in autumn colors with dark red leaves and bright orange fruit wet with rain along the Russian Lakes trail on the Kenai Peninsula in September.  Plant is a slow-growing herbaceous subshrub often forming carpet-like mats.  Also called Dwarf Dogwood.  Member of the Cornaceae (dogwood) family.  Fruit is edible but very mild in flavor.
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  • Alaska.  Close-up of the center of a single Bunchberry plant (Cornus canadensis) with green leaves and four bright reddish-orange berries in August.  Plant is a slow-growing herbaceous subshrub often forming carpet-like mats.  Also called Dwarf Dogwood.  Member of the Cornaceae (dogwood) family.  Fruit is edible but very mild in flavor.
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  • Alaska.  Single Bunchberry plant (Cornus canadensis) in autumn colors with dark red leaves and bright orange fruit wet with rain along the Russian Lakes trail on the Kenai Peninsula in September.  Plant is a slow-growing herbaceous subshrub often forming carpet-like mats.  Also called Dwarf Dogwood.  Member of the Cornaceae (dogwood) family.  Fruit is edible but very mild in flavor.
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  • Alaska, Tongass National Forest, Chichagof Island, young girls in a temperate rainforest, admiring dwarf dogwood flowers (Cornus canadensis).
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  • Alaska. Denali SP. Alpine Spirea (Luetkea pectinata) with Dwarf dogwood (Cornus canadensis).
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  • Alaska.  A single Bunchberry or Dwarf Dogweed plant (Cornus canadensis) with bright red berries and leaves turned yellow and dark red hanging against a background of moss on the Kenai Penisula in September.
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  • Alaska. Fairbanks. West Chicagof-Yakobi Wilderness Tongass National Forest. Bunchberry  / Dwarf Dogwood
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  • The Cascade River flows through the verdant coastal temperate rainforest into Eaglek Bay down the Cascade Waterfall
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  • The Cascade River flows through the verdant coastal temperate rainforest into Eaglek Bay down the Cascade Waterfall
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  • The Cascade River flows through the verdant coastal temperate rainforest into Eaglek Bay down the Cascade Waterfall
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  • Alaska. Dwarf Dogwood ( Cornus canadensis) a common flower of spruce and birch forests, blooming in late June through July.
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