Habitat: old field, shady, lower on a slope, SE Indiana (Fayette County) Any help?
Answer - Elephantopus carolinianus. Good job, Scott. I had never seen this flower before. Apparently, the florets are considered to be disc flowers, not ray flowers.
Looks like Elephantopus carolinianus. I've never seen the other species of Elephantopus, so without the entire plant I couldn't rule them out, but only E. carolinianus is known from Indiana.
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Looks like Elephantopus carolinianus. I've never seen the other species of Elephantopus, so without the entire plant I couldn't rule them out, but only E. carolinianus is known from Indiana.
Lies! I claim it!
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