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Kinnikinnick
Hello, as per your recent edit, I reverted it on the grounds that 1.) common names are not universal, and may apply to one species in one part of the world and a totally unrelated species in another (or, conversely, one common name sometimes covers more than one species, even in the same location); and 2.) the ref (I checked) does indeed claim Kinnikinnick to be a common name of Cornus stolonifera (a synonym of C. sericea). I think this common name may be used for both (or more) species. If you can find a reputable source showing something to the effect of "many people confuse Cornus sericea with Arctostaphylos uva-ursi, and falsely call it Kinnikinnick ...", than I would say go for it, but whomever made the edit to include it has a source that says otherwise. Just have a ready ref next time. Thanks for your input, Hamamelis (talk) 06:16, 20 May 2011 (UTC)

September 2011
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April 2017
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July 2021
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