Meadow Hawkweed Complex (Hieracium pretense, H. floribundum, H. piloselloides)

Status:

Listed Noxious Weed In Montana

History:

First Montana Specimen Collected 1

County:

Flathead

Year:

1993

Habitat:

Growth Habit:

Perennial, erect to 12 inches tall.

Leaves:

Lance-shaped, hairy, leaves are basal, occasionally 1 to 2 small leaves on stem.

Stem:

Erect, bristly, terminate in an umbel of flower.

Flower:

5 to 30 per plant, yellow petals.

Roots:

Fibrous.

Seeds:

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