10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUTTERWEED»
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butterweed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Field Guide to Southwestern and Texas Wildflowers
ARROWHEAD BUTTERWEED Senecio trinngalaris Numerous arrow-shaped
leaves alternating up entire stem. 30 cm- 1 m. Wet mountain streamsides.
Northern N.M., R. Mts. JUNE-SEPT. ROCKY MOUNTAIN Senecio cvmhalarioides
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Theodore F. Niehaus, Roger Tory Peterson, 1998
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Introduction to California Mountain Wildflowers
Arrowhead butter weed Quite a different butterweed is the misnamed RAYLESS
ALPINE BUTTERWEED lSenecio pauciftorusl, which can actually have up to 13
ray flowers, although it often has none. It has up to 40 disk flowers. The stem is ...
Philip Alexander Munz, 2003
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A Field Guide to Pacific States Wildflowers: Washington, ...
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BUTTERWEED Senecio cymbolarioides Note the flat-
topped, toothed, butter-fork-1ike leaves are in a basal rosette. Many habitats,
Pacific States. MAY-AUG. ARROWHEAD BUTTERWEED Senecio trinngularis
Note the ...
Roger Tory Peterson, Theodore F. Niehaus, 1998
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Flora of the Santa Cruz Mountains of California: A Manual of ...
S. hydrophilus Nutt. Alkali Marsh Butterweed. Occasional along the margins of
salt marshes of San Francisco Bay and in low wet areas along the coast; Menlo
Park, Cooleys Landing, and Swanton. May-October. 9. S. aronicoides DC. Fig.
247.
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Plant associations of the Wallowa-Snake Province
MERTENS SAXIFRAGE SAXIFRAGE NARROWLEAVED SKULLCAP
LANCELEAVED STONECROP STONECROP WORMLEAF STONECROP
WHOLLY GROUNDSEL THICK_LEAVED GROUNDSEL FEW LEAVED
BUTTERWEED .ALPINE ...
Charles G. Johnson, Steven A. Simon, United States. Forest Service. Pacific Northwest Region, 1987
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Introduction to the Geology of Southern California and Its ...
... aronicoides (California butterweed, California groundsel) Senecio californicus
(California butterweed, California groundsel) Senecio canus (woolly groundsel)
Senecio clarkianus (Clark's groundsel) Senecio cymbalariodes (alpine meadow
...
Clarence A. Hall, Jr., 2007
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Wild Plants of the San Juan Islands, 2nd Ed.
PUGET BUTTERWEED (Senecio macounii). Splashes of buttery yellow along the
road up to and at the summit are provided by this handsome wildflower. Easily
identified by the bright yellow flowers present from July to September, clustered ...
Scott Atkinson, Fred Sharpe
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Toxic Plants of North America
A.Gray Fremont's groundsel, dwarfmountain butterweed S. integerrimus Nutt.
western groundsel, gauge plant, wetthebed, onestemmed butterweed S.
jacobaea tansy ragwort, stinking willy (=Jacobaea vulgaris Gaertn.) S.
pseudoarnica Less.
George E. Burrows, Ronald J. Tyrl, 2012
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Sensitive plants of the Malheur, Ochoco, Umatilla, and the ...
PORTER'S. BUTTERWEED. Senecio porter/ SEPO Asteraceae (Compositae)
sunflower family Range: Wallowa Mountains, Oregon; Rocky Mountains,
Colorado. Habitat: Open, rocky sites. ln talus or scree substrate. Sub-alpine to
alpine ...
Paula J. Brooks, United States. Forest Service. Pacific Northwest Region, 1991
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Alpine Flower Finder: The Key to Rocky Mountain Wildflowers ...
The Key to Rocky Mountain Wildflowers Found Above Timberline Janet L.
Wingate, Loraine Yeatts. -Leaves sharply toothed, hairless Dwarf Mountain-
butterweed - Senecio fremontii var. blitoides Similar: S. fremontii var. fremontii,
neUT, cWY.
Janet L. Wingate, Loraine Yeatts, 2003
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BUTTERWEED»
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Development or Disaster?
... Fox grape, Sugarberry, Elderberry, Pepper vine, Dogfennel, Passion flower, Florida betony, Fleabane, Pokeberry, Butterweed, Spiderwort, ... «Columbia Star, Jul 15»
Stu Ellis: It takes a community to whack weeds
It may have been a combination of the three who came up with the idea for a pigweed platoon, a butterweed battalion, the amaranth army, the ... «Herald & Review, Jun 15»
Stu Hawbaker: Maple's 'helicopters' are plentiful
One large 3-ft tall weed which shows up as a winter annual is butterweed or Cressleaf groundsel. Yellow to golden flowers appear at the end of ... «Herald & Review, May 15»
Red Hills Area is Home to Rare and Hardy Native Plants
The three other relatively rare plants are the yellow-flowering Layne's butterweed, a member of the sunflower family; the perennial herb ... «MyMotherLode.com, Apr 15»
Water-wise fall planting
For color there are two nice plants I'd opt for: monkey flower and butterweed. Monkey flowers have just come out of their summer dormancy and ... «Los Angeles Times, Sep 14»
Fall herbicide applications may bring spring benefits
Many fields in the spring are covered with purple deadnettle, henbit and butterweed. “This got started primarily in no-till management systems, ... «Agri News, Sep 14»
Bluebonnet forecast for 2014 looks promising
Bluebonnets, blooming now along Interstate 37 in Corpus Christi, are expected to be more bountiful than last year. Butterweed shares a field ... «San Antonio Express, Mar 14»
Man accused of killing girlfriend faces long list of charges
Sheriff's officials say Malone allegedly fired at Soto's car while her sister and the children were in the car, in the 4900 block of East Butterweed ... «Tucson News Now, Jun 13»
Park primer: Yosemite National Park
There are 1,450 kinds of wildflower in the park, including scarlet monkeyflower, meadow penstemon, subalpine paintbrush, Sierra butterweed ... «Mother Nature Network, Jul 11»
Weed-Control Options Still Exist for Corn and Soybean Fields …
A common problem in Indiana has been yellow fields caused by cressleaf groundsel, commonly known as ragwort, senicio or butterweed. «Corn and Soybean Digest, Jun 11»
