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Heterotheca villosa

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Heterotheca hirsuta (Heterotheca villosa)
Devil's Castle, Alta, Utah (7/15/18)
Heterotheca villosa (a.k.a. Chrysopsis villosa) was recently split into a dozen or more newly-defined species.
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Heterotheca hispida (Heterotheca villosa)
Horsethief Butte, Columbia Hills State Park, Washington (11/24/17)
Heterotheca villosa was recently split into a dozen newly-defined species.
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Heterotheca polothrix (Heterotheca villosa)
Corona Arch Trail, Moab, Utah (5/4/17)
Heterotheca villosa (a.k.a. Chrysopsis villosa) was recently split into a dozen or more newly-defined species.
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Heterotheca sp. (Heterotheca villosa)
Kootenai Falls, Lincoln County, Montana (7/30/16)
Heterotheca villosa was recently split into a dozen or more newly-defined species. This one is either Heterotheca vespertina, Heterotheca hispida, or Heterotheca hirsuta.
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Heterotheca sp. (Heterotheca villosa)
Horsethief Butte Trail, Columbia Hills State Park, Washington (7/16/16)
Heterotheca villosa was recently split into a dozen newly-defined species. This one looks a little like Heterotheca vespertina, but more like Heterotheca hispida, according to the people who know these things.
hairy false golden-aster
Heterotheca sp. (Heterotheca villosa)
Horsethief Butte Trail, Columbia Hills State Park, Washington (7/16/16)
Heterotheca villosa was recently split into a dozen newly-defined species. This one looks a little like Heterotheca vespertina, but more like Heterotheca hispida, according to the people who know these things.
false golden-aster
Heterotheca fulciens (Heterotheca villosa)
Baldwin Trail, Coconino National Forest, Arizona (11/8/15)
Heterotheca villosa was recently split into a dozen or more newly-defined species.
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Heterotheca orovillosa (Heterotheca villosa)
Shirley Canyon Trail, Squaw Valley, California (6/23/14)
Heterotheca villosa was recently split into a dozen newly-defined species. Heterotheca orovillosa is the one that grows in northern California.

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