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Cirsium
ochrocentrum – common. Flower heads
are bigger, and petals are longer than C. neomexicanum, often more
brilliantly-colored, but plant is smaller.
Flowers usually taller than wide.
Cirsium
neomexicanum -- Flower head looks
more “bushy” because spines are more strongly spreading than on C.
ochrocentrum, allowing flower to open more (wider than tall)
Cirsium texanum - like C. ochrocentrum, but flower heads
less than 25mm long, smaller overall.
-Based on Allred's Flora Neomexicana
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