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Wild Plants of Southeast Texas

A blog documenting the native and adapted plants of Southeast Texas.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Bidens alba

Asteraceae

This is a lovely little exotic. It's a composite from the American tropics that may be found wherever people have been. I don't really know how invasive it is, but it does make annoying needle-like seeds that stick to your clothes. It has compound leaves on cane-like stems.



Posted by asdf at 5:02 PM
Labels: Asteraceae, white flowers

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