Persicaria lapathifolia
A large, thick-stemmed Persicaria with long, drooping inflorescences and achenes
that, unlike most Persicaria, are usually flat with two styles & stigmas. Common in
summer at stock tanks and in moist washes in New Mexico, and found throughout the
continental United States.
Plant habit in Clanton Draw, Peloncillo Mountains, 26 Aug 2007.
Inflorescences in Clanton Draw, 26 Aug 2007.
Cauline leaves in Clanton Draw, 26 Aug 2007.
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