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fleabane (Erigeron spp.; COMPOSITE FAMILY [Asteraceae]) Several species of herbs which contrast with asters in flowering early, in spring or summer and contrast with ox-eye daisy in having smaller flowers with large numbers of very narrow rays surrounding the disk.  Typically found on open ground or very open woods.  [112]

 

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