1. European bittercress having a knotted white rootstock.

2. Coralroot bittercress is only common in Finland on the Åland Islands

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4. Recent Examples on the Web It has been reported that bittercress plants are Capable of producing over 5,000 seed, most of which can germinate within two weeks after being dispersed

5. Cardamine bulbifera - Coralroot Phylum: Magnoliophyta - Class: Equisetopsida - Order: Brassicales - Family: Brassicaceae Also referred to by the alternative common names Coral-wort and Coralroot Bittercress, Cardomine bulbifera used to be recorded under the synonymous scientific name Dentaria bulbifera.This rare (in Britain and Ireland) perennial herb is a member of the family brassicaceae.