Morphological description: Flower found in its fruiting phase. Flowers were in inflorescence, with two types of florets visible, likely disk and ray florets. Disk florets can be seen as the long white hairy fruits, while ray florets are dead and falling off. Branch is dry and brittle. Remaining leaves are long, linear and pointed.
Abundance: 6 plants found in close proximity to each other.
Habitat: Sole flowering plant growing in a grassy field. Area somewhat dry, with very little leaf litter.
Phenology: fruiting
Growing in a gravel mine area, possibly spotted knapweed. Contact for details