Bearded Beggarticks is native to the central United States, and has become naturalized in the Atlantic states.
Look for the distinctive bracts, which are numerous, long and narrow, curling or reflexed, and serrate or ciliate on the margins. The leaves are compound, with leaflets that are linear to narrowly lanceolate.
Bearded Beggarticks blooms profusely in some roadside ditches, low fields and marshes in Maryland. The flowers turn sizeable swaths of Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge (Dorchester County, Maryland) into a sea of bright yellow in late summer.
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