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Photo by Jacob Gorneau
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Field Notes

Description:

Unknown plant with a long stem about 10 cm tall and small flowers only a couple millimeters in diameter. The leaves in photo two were quite intricate.

Habitat:

Growing in between rocks leading to my house.

Notes:

I would like to know if this is an invasive species or not. Any ID help appreciated.

Species ID Suggestions

Hoary bittercress

Cardamine hirsuta
Laura B.
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Comments (7)
Atanas Tanev
It's not that species. The leaflets of C. hirsuta aren't lobed.
Jacob Gorneau
Thank you very much for the ID, gangreneandhoney!
Atanas Tanev
Yes, if it's near you, you must visit it again to take a picture of the fruits. :)
Jacob Gorneau
Thanks Atanas! The fruits come after the flower flowers, right?
Atanas Tanev
How the fruits look like? It is very important for the species from fam. Brassicaceae.

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PublishedApril 23, 2013

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