Galinsoga quadriradiata

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	© J R Crellin 2006

Shaggy Soldier	FloralImages Protected by a Creative Commons Licence.	Anthophyta Flowering plants
Galinsoga quadriradiata
Daisy family Asteraceae	Photographer: John Crellin
Near Plympton, Plymouth View location The Latin means "four-rayed" ? Stace says that this flower normally has 5 ligules (or rays). Perhaps the first examples described happened to have mainly 4 rays. David Fenwick found the site, identified the plants and took me there to see them.	Back to: Wild plants; Flowering plants; White; Intr. after 1500; Daisy family; South Devon; Flower Enquiry / feedback. Buy at at Alamy
07 October 2006
Section: Wild Plants and Fungi of the British Isles

British Isles status: introduced after 1500 AD
Nikon D70 Exposure Mode: Shutter Priority Metering: Multi-Pattern Focussing: Manual 1/160 sec - F/29 Exp. compensation: -1.3 EV Lens: 60mm F/2.8 D Sensitivity: ISO 320

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	© J R Crellin 2006

Shaggy Soldier	FloralImages Protected by a Creative Commons Licence.	Anthophyta Flowering plants
Galinsoga quadriradiata
Daisy family Asteraceae	Photographer: John Crellin
Near Plympton, Plymouth View location David Fenwick found the site, identified the plants and took me there to see them.	Back to: Wild plants; Flowering plants; Intr. after 1500; Daisy family; South Devon; Plant Enquiry / feedback.
07 October 2006
Section: Wild Plants and Fungi of the British Isles

British Isles status: introduced after 1500 AD
Nikon D70 Exposure Mode: Shutter Priority Metering: Multi-Pattern Focussing: Manual 1/160 sec - F/20 Exp. compensation: -1.0 EV Lens: 60mm F/2.8 D Sensitivity: ISO 320

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