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Photo metadata:
Original identification: Brassica nigra
Current identification: Brassica nigra
Photographer: Douglas Houck
Date Photographed: May 7, 2012
Location: U.S.A., Washington, Whatcom County: I5 S. of Bellingham.
Elevation: 90 m.
Coordinates: 48.70175°, -122.47184°
Phenology: Flowers
Comments: While flower head looks like a wallflower the stem leaves are totally different. Note the dark ribs on the stem, non-clasping stem leaves, unique basal leaves and 6 anthers.
