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Herbaceous Invasive Species
AB, ON, NF Habitat : Wetlands Description : Perennial, 2 m high, flowers on large spike with 5-8 flowers, light green or brown, Usage : Grass Invasive Potential : P Control Method ... : ON, NF Habitat : Moist clay banks, ditches, pastures and fields Description : Perennial, many disk and ray flowers, 2-3 cm, yellow, stems woolly, leaves basal, simple, palmately veined Usage : Ornamental Invasive ...
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Ion Exchange - Boltonia asteroides - False Aster
Boltonia asteroides - False Aster Asteraceae Family - "`False Aster" White to pink ray flowers and dome-shaped yellow disk flowers blooming from July through October; grows from 1 to 5 feet and prefers ...
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Ion Exchange - Rudbeckia triloba - Brown-eyed Susan
June to October. One good way to distiguish Brown-eyed from Black-eyed Susan is the smaller, more numerous flowers and the shorter and fewer (8 to 10) ray flowers ...
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Baldwin's Ironweed
Ironweed flower buds Bracts are leaflike structures that occur either just beneath the flowers or at the point where a flower branches off the ... flowers in a flower head. Baldwin's Ironweed has less than 30. Ironweeds do not have ray flowers (like the petals on a sunflower), only disc flowers ...
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Purple Coneflower
The ray flowers make up what would ...
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Schweinitz's Sunflower, Helianthus schweinitzii: Hilton Pond Research
Disc flowers are yellow to purplish-red, forming a disc about 2 cm in diameter (below); yellow ray flowers ... meters; sometimes identifiable to species from afar because plants tower above other tall yellow flowers such as asters and other sunflower species (below) Flower heads produce glabrous, rounded ...
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Cichorium intybus
... or at tip of short stiff branches that often have gland tipped hairs; flowers perfect, all strap-shaped ray flowers, sky-blue, sometimes white or rarely pink; bracts surrounding flower-heads in 2 ...
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National Geographic: Lewis & Clark—Plants—Broom Snakeweed
Height: 6-36 in (15-90 cm). In ...
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National Geographic: Lewis & Clark—Plants—Curlycup Gumweed
Flower heads about 1 in (2.5 cm) wide, with ray flowers encircling darker central disk flowers; entire head surrounded by pointed, outward-curling, green bracts that produce sticky material ... to the Mid-Atlantic states and north to Ontario and Quebec, Canada. Indians used its flowers and leaves for treating bronchitis and asthma and for healing sores. The powdered flower heads ...
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Shovelnose Ray | It's Nature
Flowers Wild Travels Natural Wonders Endangered Species Legendary Creatures Shovelnose Ray From It's Nature! Home » Fish » Shovelnose Ray Shovelnose Ray The shovelnose ray is known by many names such as the long nosed shovelnose ray, the long snouted ray, shovelnose shark, ...
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