Canadian horseweed |
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Conyza canadensis |
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| Taxonomy | Family: |
Asteraceae (aster) |
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Subfamily: |
Asteroideae |
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Supertribe: |
Asterodae |
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Tribe: |
Astereae (aster) |
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North American clade |
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| Nativity | Native |
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| Habitat | Disturbed sites. Fields, roadsides, empty lots. |
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| Flowering | July to October |
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| Flower Color | White ray flowers, yellow disk flowers |
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| Identification | The stem is unbranched below the inflorescence. The leaves are linear and crowded on the stem. |
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| Similar Species |
When not in flower, the linear leaves are enough to identify this as Canadian horseweed and not a goldenrod. |
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| Range | ![]() |
Sources: 2, 3, 5, 7. | |||||
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| Synonyms | Conyza canadensis var. canadensis Erigeron canadensis Leptilon canadense |
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| Common Names |
butterweed Canada horseweed Canadian fleabane Canadian hogweed Canadian horseweed fleabane horseweed horseweed fleabane mares tail marestail |
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