Re: Mystery Solved.
Started by hanabi at 04-18-2007 4:03 PM. Topic has 5 replies.
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 04-18-2007, 4:03 PM
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hanabi
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I've been hunting tx wildflowers for a while, but can't find this in any of my reference books. The flower head looks decidedly pincushion-y, but the leaves look more parsley-like. Any Guess? Found under the NB US 67 interchange of I-20 in south Dallas.
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04-18-2007, 4:09 PM
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hanabi
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sorry - server wouldn't upload jpg... too big. will try again later
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04-18-2007, 6:10 PM
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hanabi
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this time the pic should upload
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04-18-2007, 6:44 PM
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RichO
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I have not found it yet in any of my books. I would guess it is some type of wild carrot, dill or parsley related plant.
RichO
Hunting Texas Wildflowers
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04-25-2007, 6:46 AM
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hanabi
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It's a "Fine-Leaf Wolly-White" according to Ajilvsgi (p. 165). I had trouble b/c it was listed in the Yellow section. Ajilvsgi states: "disk flowers yellow, rarely white,..." Guess I got the rare white variety.
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