Found in swamps, moist forests, and open areas throughout Maryland (J. Hill/MNPS, 2014).
Note this species' distinctive dried, round fruit capsules, which persist into the following year.
Host plant for various moth species including Major Datana Moth (Miller et al., 2018), and Sharp-blotched Nola Moth.
There are 151 records in the project database.
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