unable to ID
CarolynClay
9 years ago
Found this "skeleton plant" with seeds yesterday at Washington Start Park, MO on a rocky top section of a trail; has spiral veined opposite leaves on a square stem and multiple seeds with tails in the single seed head. Thought it looked familiar and would have no problem with an ID, bur apparently I was wrong. Thanks for any help you can provide. Carolyn
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