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Wild Black Currant

Pointed tip protrudes from the scales

Hairy

Branchlets have upper layer of bark peeling off

Wild Black Currant (Ribes americanum)

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This entry was posted in Winter Buds on March 30, 2016 by milesghearn.

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I am a Toronto-based field naturalist. Read more about me here.

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