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SMALLSEED FALSEFLAX Brassicaceae (Mustard family)
GROWTH HABIT: This is an annual, 1 to 3 feet in height.
LEAVES: Leaves are alternate, simple, entire, clasping at the base of the stem. Pub essence is either forked or stellate.
STEMS:
FLOWER: Flowers are in racemes; petals are pale yellow with fruit pod having several reddish- brown seeds in each chamber.
ROOTS:
SEEDS: Reddish-brown seeds.
OTHER: Smallseed falseflax was introduced from Europe. It is found on disturbed sites such as fields, roadsides and waste places. It is frequently brought into a new area with feeds. Smallseed falseflax produces seeds from late spring to early summer.
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