Anton, you're right that Trientalis doesn't look like 16r. It is a small delicate forest plant with a whorl of leaves at the top of the stem and tiny star-like white flowers. It has a very slender stem. It looks a bit like Paris quadrifolia, but it has more leaves.
There are many plants with star in their names. I have a lot of them recorded, but the seedheads don't resemble the VMS drawing. There aren't a lot of species with clumpy seedheads with little leaflets poking out. Certain species of Stachys have the leaflets, but I don't know if Stachys has any association with stars. I'll check when I'm done with work.
There are many plants with star in their names. I have a lot of them recorded, but the seedheads don't resemble the VMS drawing. There aren't a lot of species with clumpy seedheads with little leaflets poking out. Certain species of Stachys have the leaflets, but I don't know if Stachys has any association with stars. I'll check when I'm done with work.