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Crepis capillaris (smooth hawksbeard)
is a herbaceous weed, up to about 50cm tall. It has most
leaves in a rosette, but has smaller leaves on the erect
stem. The flower heads are numerous, about 1cm wide and
with yellow flowers. Unlike its less common
relative, C. setosa (bristly
hawksbeard), the stems and leaves are not hairy
and the individual fruit lack beaks (i.e. narrow sections
between the body of the fruit and the feathery pappus).
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