Flower:

A single 1-inch flower at the end of a slender naked stem. Flowers have 8 white petals and 8 erect yellow stames around the green ovary in the center. A plant may have multiple flowering stems.

Leaves and stem:

Leaves are basal on slender stems, they are deeply cleft at the tip and base, appearing to be a pair of leaves mirroring each other. Each half is typically somewhat oval with a pointed tip, but may be lobed or coarsely toothed or wavy around the edges. A few scale-like leaves surround the base of the plant. During the bloom season, leaves may only be about an inch long, on stems shorter than the flowers. As fruit develops both flowering and leaf stems elongate and leaves can enlarge up to 4 inches long.

Notes:

Twinleaf flowers look very similar to Bloodroot, but the leaves are distinctly different.