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Wild Florida Photo - Piriqueta cistoides - Pitted Stripeseed

Piriqueta cistoides (L.)Griseb. var. caroliniana (Walter)Arbo 

Pitted Stripeseed

Florida native

Gadsden Co. FL 05/20/10
Flagler Co. FL 08/05/21
Miami-Dade Co. FL 04/03/05
Miami-Dade Co. FL 04/03/05
Volusia Co. FL 10/01/11
Volusia Co. FL 10/01/11
Gadsden Co. FL 05/20/10

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A frequent perennial wildflower of pine flatwoods, sandhlls, hammocks and disturbed sites throughout much of Florida. Also ranging into Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina.
Flowers are yellow with five thin, veiny petals that are easily detached. Stems typically up to 51 cm (20 in.) long with alternate, mostly toothed pubescent leaves. Leaf shape is highly variable.


Piriqueta cistoides is a member of the Turneraceae - Turnera family.


Date record last modified: Dec 21, 2023


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