Flower/fruit:
1
inch solitary flower borne at the fork of the two leaf stalks; the
six sepals are shed as the flower opens; 6 to 9 waxy white petals;
12 to 18 stamens with bright yellow anthers; edible fruit about
the size of a small lemon
Flowering
Season: Spring
Foliage:
Pair of long-stalked umbrella-like
leaves, attached to the stalk near the middle of the leaf; leaves
deeply divided into 5 to 7 coarsely toothed lobes and 2-clefted
at the end; nonflowering plants have a single umbrella-like leaf
at the top of the stem
Site:
Rich, slightly moist,
humus soil; partial shade to shade
