This section is from the book "Harper's Guide To Wild Flowers", by Caroline A. Creevey. Also available from Amazon: Harper's Guide To Wild Flowers.
Flotvers, in racemes. Branches and stem, low, prostrate, without prickles or thorns. Leaves, 5 to 7-divided, deeply toothed. Long, slender petioles. Pedicels and fruit, bristly and glandular. When bruised the plant gives out a fetid odor. May and June.
Cold, damp, rocky woods in all States east of the Rocky Mountains.
 
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