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• Catalogue of the Flowering Plants and Ferns of Connecticut Growing Without Cultivation
  ...ion" serves as an inventory of naturally-occuring plants known to exist in Connecticut. ...ook briefly mentions the Prickly Pear Cactus, now an endangered species in Connecticut, as being "common" throughout the state's coastal areas.
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• Catalogue of the Flowering Plants and Ferns of Connecticut Growing Without Cultivation
  ...ion" serves as an inventory of naturally-occuring plants known to exist in Connecticut. ...ook briefly mentions the Prickly Pear Cactus, now an endangered species in Connecticut, as being "common" throughout the state's coastal areas.
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• Purple Pitcher Plant
  ...the Purple Pitcher Plant is not listed as a species of special concern in Connecticut. ...land, Connecticut. Although I have documented the exact location of these plants, they are extremely difficult to access due to their location in a swamp.
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• Tolland
  ...n in Tolland County, Connecticut that covers approximately 40 square miles of land and water. == Points of Note ==
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• Smith-Hubbell Wildlife Refuge and Sanctuary
  |data2 = Milford, Connecticut |data3 = Connecticut Audubon Society
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• Tolland Marsh Pond
  |data2 = Tolland, Connecticut |data3 = Town of Tolland
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• Pond Meadow Natural Area
  |data2 = Killingworth, Connecticut ...he Pond Meadow Natural Area is now managed to protect delicate habitat for plants and animals, some portions are still used to produce cranberries.
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• Eastern Prickly Pear
  ...) is a cactus of eastern North America and it is the only cactus native to Connecticut. It is sometimes also known as '''Indian Fig''' or '''Devil's Tongue'''. .... Most often these cactus colonies are found along the coastal regions of Connecticut, but they can also be found in isolated locations on rocky inland ledges an
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