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Ranunculus
trilobus (large annual buttercup) is an uncommon weed
that grows in damp roadside ditches.
It has slender, stems up to 80 cm long. The lower leaves are
trifoliate, up to 6 cm wide and long, and on petioles up to
15 cm long. It has abundant, small, golden-yellow flowers
with no more than 5 petals. The five sepals are reflexed.
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University of Tasmania
