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    brighteyes

    Reichardia picroides
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    Coimbra Municipality, CoimbraObserved Jul 1, 2015Observed by tonyrebeloView on iNaturalistAbout brighteyes

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      (c) Tony Rebelo, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA)
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      (c) Tony Rebelo, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA)
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      (c) Tony Rebelo, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA)

    Notes

    <h3>Hairy Wild Lettuce</h3><br>Invasive in the Cape Flora

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    1. brighteyesReichardia picroides

      tonyrebelo · Feb 6, 2019

      very tentatively: perhaps I should be at subfamily level

    2. brighteyesReichardia picroides

      alexandrerochasantos · Feb 25, 2023

      Wow this has been in here for years without ID?? Ok, so we don't have some details on bracts for example, but the flower and leaves seems fine, the stem is important between some species we have, but in here I'm sure this is *R. picroides*, I've seen multiple individuals in Coimbra region (in fact I registated a few already). We have some similiar species like *Hypochoeris radicata*, but the hairs on the leaves are big and visible and there are other good visible differences as well.

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