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Tridactylia
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Tridactylia

10 branches of this group, most-observed first

cut-leaf fleabane

speciesErigeron compositus

rambling fleabane

speciesErigeron vagus

Salish Daisy

speciesErigeron salishii

Woolly Fleabane

speciesErigeron lanatus

Purple Fleabane

speciesErigeron purpuratus

Basalt Fleabane

speciesErigeron basalticus

Big Horn Fleabane

speciesErigeron allocotus

Pale Fleabane

speciesErigeron pallens

Cutleaf Daisy

speciesErigeron trifidus

Fanleaf Fleabane

speciesErigeron flabellifolius

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