Field Peppergrass or Cow-cress |
Field Peppergrass or Cow-cress |
Lepidium campestre |
Mustard Family - Brassicaceae or Cruciferae |
Stem leaves rather small, lance-shaped, toothed with the base clasping the stem,
while basal leaves are elongated and entire. (Photographed - late May and July) |
Upright, 6 to 24" plants with an elongated terminal cluster of tiny white flowers
with four petals, below which are numerous stalked, flattened seed pods, which
are slightly longer than wide and have a slight indentation at the top. |
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