Bulbous Toothwort is found in bottomlands, stream banks, and seeps. Seemingly absent from the lower Eastern Shore and southern Maryland.
Bulbous Toothwort can be differentiated from other Cardamine by having simple leaves, erect unbranching stature, glabrous stems, and white flowers with green glabrous sepals. Most closely resembles the rare Limestone Bittercress which has pubescent stems, pink or lavender flowers, and pubescent sepals that vary in color from green to purple.
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