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RMD09WM5–Broad-leaved Cudweed (Filago pyramidata) in arable field, Ranscombe Farm nature reserve, Kent, England. Rare UK archaeophyte.
![. Concord area trees and shrubs. Botany; Trees; Shrubs. ARROWWOOD SHRUBS OPPOSITE TOOTHED LEAVES VIBURNUMS (in part): Fruit clusters of 1-seeded "berries". Flowers 5-petaled, forming broad clusters. NORTHERN ARROWWOOD Viburnum recognitum Leaf teeth large. Main side veins prominent, running directly to leaf edge. "Berries' blue, dry and "puckery". Damp thickets, borders of woods (occasionally in woods). Common. HOBBLEBUSH Viburnum alnifolium Leaves large (10-20 cm. long) and nearly as wide as long, fine-toothed. Fruit (flower) clusters essentially stalkless. 'Berries' r Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REB6XP/concord-area-trees-and-shrubs-botany-trees-shrubs-arrowwood-shrubs-opposite-toothed-leaves-viburnums-in-part-fruit-clusters-of-1-seeded-quotberriesquot-flowers-5-petaled-forming-broad-clusters-northern-arrowwood-viburnum-recognitum-leaf-teeth-large-main-side-veins-prominent-running-directly-to-leaf-edge-quotberries-blue-dry-and-quotpuckeryquot-damp-thickets-borders-of-woods-occasionally-in-woods-common-hobblebush-viburnum-alnifolium-leaves-large-10-20-cm-long-and-nearly-as-wide-as-long-fine-toothed-fruit-flower-clusters-essentially-stalkless-berries-r-REB6XP.jpg ". Concord area trees and shrubs. Botany; Trees; Shrubs. ARROWWOOD SHRUBS OPPOSITE TOOTHED LEAVES VIBURNUMS (in part): Fruit clusters of 1-seeded "berries". Flowers 5-petaled, forming broad clusters. NORTHERN ARROWWOOD Viburnum recognitum Leaf teeth large. Main side veins prominent, running directly to leaf edge. "Berries' blue, dry and "puckery". Damp thickets, borders of woods (occasionally in woods). Common. HOBBLEBUSH Viburnum alnifolium Leaves large (10-20 cm. long) and nearly as wide as long, fine-toothed. Fruit (flower) clusters essentially stalkless. 'Berries' r Stock Photo")
RMREB6XP–. Concord area trees and shrubs. Botany; Trees; Shrubs. ARROWWOOD SHRUBS OPPOSITE TOOTHED LEAVES VIBURNUMS (in part): Fruit clusters of 1-seeded "berries". Flowers 5-petaled, forming broad clusters. NORTHERN ARROWWOOD Viburnum recognitum Leaf teeth large. Main side veins prominent, running directly to leaf edge. "Berries' blue, dry and "puckery". Damp thickets, borders of woods (occasionally in woods). Common. HOBBLEBUSH Viburnum alnifolium Leaves large (10-20 cm. long) and nearly as wide as long, fine-toothed. Fruit (flower) clusters essentially stalkless. 'Berries' r
RMD09WJJ–Broad-leaved Cudweed (Filago pyramidata) in arable field, Ranscombe Farm nature reserve, Kent, England. Rare UK archaeophyte.
![. Weeds and weed seeds illustrated and described [microform]. Weeds; Mauvaises herbes; Mauvaises herbes; Weeds. 2 to 8 feet high, branched, hairy below, ives closely resembling those of Common Hoot-l( Dandelion, 0 to 8 inches long, spreading on the ground. Flower heads bright blue, sometimes purple or nearly white, about two inches across composed entirely of strap-shapeil flowers, usually closing by noon, in stalkless clusters of three or four together along the almost leafless stems. It occurs in eastern Canada, most abtindant in (Juebcc. A common roadside weed and occasionally found in cult Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RENYHM/weeds-and-weed-seeds-illustrated-and-described-microform-weeds-mauvaises-herbes-mauvaises-herbes-weeds-2-to-8-feet-high-branched-hairy-below-ives-closely-resembling-those-of-common-hoot-l-dandelion-0-to-8-inches-long-spreading-on-the-ground-flower-heads-bright-blue-sometimes-purple-or-nearly-white-about-two-inches-across-composed-entirely-of-strap-shapeil-flowers-usually-closing-by-noon-in-stalkless-clusters-of-three-or-four-together-along-the-almost-leafless-stems-it-occurs-in-eastern-canada-most-abtindant-in-juebcc-a-common-roadside-weed-and-occasionally-found-in-cult-RENYHM.jpg ". Weeds and weed seeds illustrated and described [microform]. Weeds; Mauvaises herbes; Mauvaises herbes; Weeds. 2 to 8 feet high, branched, hairy below, ives closely resembling those of Common Hoot-l( Dandelion, 0 to 8 inches long, spreading on the ground. Flower heads bright blue, sometimes purple or nearly white, about two inches across composed entirely of strap-shapeil flowers, usually closing by noon, in stalkless clusters of three or four together along the almost leafless stems. It occurs in eastern Canada, most abtindant in (Juebcc. A common roadside weed and occasionally found in cult Stock Photo")
RMRENYHM–. Weeds and weed seeds illustrated and described [microform]. Weeds; Mauvaises herbes; Mauvaises herbes; Weeds. 2 to 8 feet high, branched, hairy below, ives closely resembling those of Common Hoot-l( Dandelion, 0 to 8 inches long, spreading on the ground. Flower heads bright blue, sometimes purple or nearly white, about two inches across composed entirely of strap-shapeil flowers, usually closing by noon, in stalkless clusters of three or four together along the almost leafless stems. It occurs in eastern Canada, most abtindant in (Juebcc. A common roadside weed and occasionally found in cult
RMD09WPP–Broad-leaved Cudweed (Filago pyramidata) in arable field, Ranscombe Farm nature reserve, Kent, England. Rare UK archaeophyte.
![. Concord area trees and shrubs. Botany; Trees; Shrubs. ARROWWOOD SHRUBS OPPOSITE TOOTHED LEAVES VIBURNUMS (in part): Fruit clusters of 1-seeded "berries". Flowers 5-petaled, forming broad clusters. NORTHERN ARROWWOOD Viburnum recognitum Leaf teeth large. Main side veins prominent, running directly to leaf edge. "Berries' blue, dry and "puckery". Damp thickets, borders of woods (occasionally in woods). Common. HOBBLEBUSH Viburnum alnifolium Leaves large (10-20 cm. long) and nearly as wide as long, fine-toothed. Fruit (flower) clusters essentially stalkless. 'Berries' r Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REB6XE/concord-area-trees-and-shrubs-botany-trees-shrubs-arrowwood-shrubs-opposite-toothed-leaves-viburnums-in-part-fruit-clusters-of-1-seeded-quotberriesquot-flowers-5-petaled-forming-broad-clusters-northern-arrowwood-viburnum-recognitum-leaf-teeth-large-main-side-veins-prominent-running-directly-to-leaf-edge-quotberries-blue-dry-and-quotpuckeryquot-damp-thickets-borders-of-woods-occasionally-in-woods-common-hobblebush-viburnum-alnifolium-leaves-large-10-20-cm-long-and-nearly-as-wide-as-long-fine-toothed-fruit-flower-clusters-essentially-stalkless-berries-r-REB6XE.jpg ". Concord area trees and shrubs. Botany; Trees; Shrubs. ARROWWOOD SHRUBS OPPOSITE TOOTHED LEAVES VIBURNUMS (in part): Fruit clusters of 1-seeded "berries". Flowers 5-petaled, forming broad clusters. NORTHERN ARROWWOOD Viburnum recognitum Leaf teeth large. Main side veins prominent, running directly to leaf edge. "Berries' blue, dry and "puckery". Damp thickets, borders of woods (occasionally in woods). Common. HOBBLEBUSH Viburnum alnifolium Leaves large (10-20 cm. long) and nearly as wide as long, fine-toothed. Fruit (flower) clusters essentially stalkless. 'Berries' r Stock Photo")
RMREB6XE–. Concord area trees and shrubs. Botany; Trees; Shrubs. ARROWWOOD SHRUBS OPPOSITE TOOTHED LEAVES VIBURNUMS (in part): Fruit clusters of 1-seeded "berries". Flowers 5-petaled, forming broad clusters. NORTHERN ARROWWOOD Viburnum recognitum Leaf teeth large. Main side veins prominent, running directly to leaf edge. "Berries' blue, dry and "puckery". Damp thickets, borders of woods (occasionally in woods). Common. HOBBLEBUSH Viburnum alnifolium Leaves large (10-20 cm. long) and nearly as wide as long, fine-toothed. Fruit (flower) clusters essentially stalkless. 'Berries' r
RMD09WGG–Broad-leaved Cudweed (Filago pyramidata) in arable field, Ranscombe Farm nature reserve, Kent, England. Rare UK archaeophyte.
RMREEYCR–. Common weeds of the Canadian Prairies;. Weeds. Erigeron canadensis L. CANADA FLEABANE A slender, bristly, hairy-stemmed annual 4 inches to 5 feet high, usually much branched toward the top. All leaves hairy; upper smaU, linear, entire, stalkless; lower ones 1 to 4 inches long, spatulate, slightly toothed, short-stalked. Flower heads numerous, in a large, open panicle. A common native weed of fields and dry soils.. Erodium cicutarium (L.) L'Her. STORK'S-BILL A low, prostrate annual with pinnately divided leaves and stipules. Flowers pink or purplish, in clusters on long stalks, about I inch a
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