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Hieracium gronovii

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Description:

I suspect this is a form of Hawkweed or camphor weed, but I have been unable to positively identify it from my Wildflowers of Georgia book. The specimen was about 5 feet high and appeared dead except for the flowers, which are yellow and toothed on the edges.

Habitat:

Georgia Piedmont / Indian Springs State Park - located on a dry, rocky area beside a creek.

Notes:

Cell phone photography

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Plants of the South East, USA
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Flowers of North America
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Nature in Yellow

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PublishedJuly 22, 2018

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