Identificaciones de tmandalios

Black-Jack flowers are white with 5 petals. The center of the flower is bright yellow. The petals grow back from the center, creating a convex shape. The stamens of the flower protrude from the center of the flower. The 5-petal flowers of this plant make it a dicot Angiosperm. This flower can be found in eastern Canada and the south of the Unites States. They have bur-like fruits that stick to animals for dispersal. Because of this, they grow about 2 feet high, which allow them to attach to passing animals.

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The flower had a bright yellow center covered in pollen with five white petals. The petals had ruffled edges and were wider near the ends. The whole flower was about an inch long and wide, and the center was about a centimeter long. The flower was light, so when the breeze blew by, the flower bent in the wind on its thin green stem. It would also bend easily when someone walked past it and brushed their leg against it.

•This plant belongs under the kingdom Plantae, more specifically as an angiosperm. It’s easy to identify it as an angiosperm due to the bright colored flowers that are unique to angiosperms. It was about an inch wide and still nearly 2 inches off the ground.
•This plant was found just outside of the Bio-Science building at the University of South Florida in Tampa, Florida on Friday, March 1st during the afternoon.
•These plants are actually native to North America, as well as Africa and Polynesia. They reside in warm temperate habitats like forests and wetlands
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Required Observation: Kingdom Plantae. Angiosperm
Correct Identification: Black-Jack, Bidens pilosa
Visual Description: white petals with yellow center. Many green leaves attached to stem, net like veins. Seeded vascular plant due to stem, roots, leaves. Angiosperm with the blooming flowers. Dicot with petals growing in multiples of 4 or 5. About three feet in length.
Reference: https://keys.lucidcentral.org/keys/v3/eafrinet/weeds/key/weeds/Media/Html/Bidens_pilosa_(Blackjack).htm Flowers have “yellow central tubular florets with white or cream petals or ray florets. The seeds are black, flattened and linear in shape.”
Location, Habitat and Distribution: widespread in temperate, tropical regions. Originated in South America but spread out across the world. Grows in pastures, gardens, woodlands and even urban areas