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Spotting

Description:

Thick vascular stem with white hairs. Seems to have both purple and green stems. Ants like it.

Habitat:

Growing where a tree stump once existed.

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2 Comments

TetsuoOtomo
TetsuoOtomo 12 years ago

I would guess it's a Raphanus(wild radish) judging by the basal leaf structure and the 4 petals. I only know West coast plants But I'm almost positive it's a type of Raphanus.

AnnaWhipkey
AnnaWhipkey 12 years ago

I am guessing from the cross-shaped flower it is cruciferous (Brassicaceae family). It reminds me of arugula, except for the red stem.

aliner
Spotted by
aliner

Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA

Spotted on Feb 17, 2012
Submitted on Feb 17, 2012

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