Source: Whole plant of asteraceae, glandular stems, or lesser hairs. Are wild.
Cockroaches: annual herb, stem up to one meter, the upper part of the branch often double complex, densely covered pubescent. Leaves opposite, papery, triangular-ovate, margin irregularly lobed or coarsely toothed, pilose on both sides, palmately veined and reticulate veins prominent, upper leaves becoming smaller. Most flower heads are arranged on the branching end of the panicles with leaves, pedicels 2 to 4 cm in length, densely pubescent; stalks broadly campanulate, sepals secondary, abaxially densely pilose. Female flower corolla tongue, bisexual flower corolla tubular. Achene obovate, with four edges.
Adenosquama: Distinguish from the iliac crest: The stem is more branched, with longitudinal ribs, purple-brown, pubescent and hirsute hairs. Leaves opposite, ovate, base broadly cuneate, winged into petiole wings, cuspidate coarse teeth distally, upper leaves gradually reduced to lanceolate, capitate inflorescences, longer pedicels, densely glandular hairs.
Less hairy pods: The stems are thin and weak, with no glandular hairs, and the leaves are oval in shape with regular serrations on the edges.
Origin: across the country.
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