King of the Meadow vs Waxyleaf Meadow-Rue
This guide is under construction and has not been published yet. It may have errors. When in doubt, double-check other sources for definitive ID.King of the Meadow (Thalictrum pubescens) | Waxyleaf Meadow-Rue (Thalictrum revolutum) |
 Underside of leaves lacks glands or pappilae (small bumps) but may have a few hairs along major veins. Photo © Jeff Clark, CC BY 4.0. |  Underside of leaves either covered in glands, which may or may not be on stalks, or whitish and covered in pappilae. Photo © Katie Kucera, CC BY 4.0. |
References & External Resources
These short lists show only links helpful for ID. For a complete list of references and resources also covering other aspects of ecology, visit the links section of the full article on each plant, which is the first entry here.
