Actaea racemosa
Actaea racemosa black cohosh
Herbaceous perennial most notable for its long, drooping branches with tiny white flowers and a distinct pungent smell. May grow up to 2 meters, especially in shady, ph-neutral soils.
Habitat & Range
Occurs in rich woods.
Present throughout the state.
Wetland code: Not classified
Phenology
Flowers in July.
Plant Codes
S-rank: No rank
G-rank: G3 (Vulnerable)
Actaea racemosa black cohosh
Inflorescence
Forming flowers
In the woodland
Inflorescence
Sweet blooms
Black cohosh field
Infloresence
Early fruits
Fruits in the evening sun
Common Names
black cohosh
black snakeroot
black dogbane
