I'm looking for a native Illinois woodland wildflower suitable for a moist, shaded garden area that also attracts bees. Please identify one such plant from the 'Woodland Wildflowers' section, state its common name, and list any types of bees mentioned in its 'Faunal Associations' section.
Navigate to the 'Woodland Wildflowers' section from the homepage. Browse the listed plants to find one whose 'Cultivation' section indicates a preference for 'moist' or 'mesic' conditions and 'shade' (e.g., 'light to moderate shade', 'dappled sunlight', 'medium shade'). Click on the link for a suitable plant. On the plant's detailed page, locate the 'Cultivation' section to confirm its light and moisture preferences. Locate the 'Faunal Associations' section to identify any types of bees attracted to the plant. State the common name of the identified plant and the types of bees it attracts.
Successfully navigate to the 'Woodland Wildflowers' section. Identify a plant from the 'Woodland Wildflowers' section that explicitly states a preference for moist/mesic conditions and shade/dappled sunlight in its 'Cultivation' section. State the common name of the identified plant (e.g., 'Red Baneberry'). List the specific type(s) of bees mentioned in the 'Faunal Associations' section for the identified plant (e.g., 'Halictid bees').