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Leaves covered with tiny bumps, each bump with a bristle |
Leaves covered with tiny bumps, each bump with a bristle |
Early spring: most green is Bristly Fiddleneck |
Early spring: most green is Bristly Fiddleneck |
Early spring: most green is Bristly Fiddleneck |
Early spring: most green is Bristly Fiddleneck |
Middle spring: most green is still Bristly Fiddleneck |
Middle spring: most green is still Bristly Fiddleneck and Stork's Bill |
Middle spring: most green is still Bristly Fiddleneck and Stork's Bill |
Middle spring: most green is still Bristly Fiddleneck |
Stem with bristles |
Stem with bristles |
Bristly Fiddleneck flowerhead (lateral view) |
Bristly Fiddleneck flowerhead (lateral view) |
Bristly Fiddleneck flowerhead |
Bristly Fiddleneck flowerhead |
Bristly Fiddleneck flower: yellow, 5 lobes, red dots |
Bristly Fiddleneck flower: yellow, 5 lobes, red dots |
Bristly Fiddleneck fused sepals form a calyx lobe with notched tip |
Bristly Fiddleneck fused sepals form 2-4 calyx lobes, each with notched tip |
Dried Bristly Fiddleneck lie thickly on the summer landscape |
Dried Bristly Fiddleneck lie thickly on the summer landscape |
Bristly Fiddleneck: dry during summer |
Bristly Fiddleneck: dry during summer |
Bristly Fiddleneck with dry spines |
Bristly Fiddleneck with dry spines |
Bristly Fiddleneck stem and leaf with dry spines |
Bristly Fiddleneck flowerhead with dry spines |