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Etymology: Antennaria: from the Latin antenna, because of the resemblance of the male flowers to insect antennae
Plants: erect, perennial, 4"-16" tall forb; fibrous roots with colony-forming stolons Leaves: alternate, upper leaves white-hairy, basal leaves mostly hairless, only mid-vein distinct; main leaves less than 1/2" wide Flowers: head white to pinkish, brush-like with numerous, tubular disk flowers, no rays; inflorescence a terminal cluster; blooms April-June Fruits: on dense fluffy pappus Habitat: dry to moderate moisture; fields, woods, prairies; in sandy soil Conservation Status: Native |
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