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Prairie Indian plantain
Arnoglossum plantagineum
33.3762, -96.4732
Field Notes
Description:
Plant: erect, perennial, 2'-5' tall forb; angled stems marked by fine, mostly parallel lines
Flower: head white to cream, cylindrical; inflorescence a 6" flat-topped umbel; blooms July-Aug.
Leaf: oval basal leaves, upper leaves somewhat lobed; parallel-veined, thick and firm, often eaten by insects
Habitat: wet to moderate moisture; meadows, prairies, bogs; in limy, loamy soil
Habitat:
Dry prairie.
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PublishedApril 24, 2013
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