Observations by dustinraythomas

About 4 ft long, distinguishing black mask along side of the head covering the eye. It is an adult female.

ID using Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. Plant is pubescent towards the base of the stem. Plant has glabrous and ribbed fruits.

ID found using Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. Small tree with red funnel shaped petals and long stamens. Large leaves with pinnate venation.

ID using Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. Very small white flowers in umbel like configuration. Leaves are opposite and connect to the nodes.

ID found using Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. Basal leaves with a terminal inflorescence. Purple petals that have two upper and 3 lower lobes.

ID found using Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. Yellow flower with a corm like base. Carpels are easily distinguishable because they are green.

ID using Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. Spikelets with awns of lemmas. Plant was small and probably regrowing from recent cut.

ID using Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. Oblong inflorescence with red flowers. Lobed leaves similar to white clover.

ID using Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. white thin ray flowers with yellow heads full of disk flowers.

ID using Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. Leaves with 3 leaflets that are toothed and pinnately veined. Large white 5 merous flowers.

ID using Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. Yellow and white flower with white ray flowers and yellow disk flowers. The flower also smells really good.

ID found using Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. Plant creeping along the ground with white inflorescence that harbors the individual flowers in a round shape.

ID found using Smith's Key to t he Flora of Arkansas. Violet flowers with some white on the tips. Plants are creeping over many other plants, and have leaves about every cm on the stems.

ID using Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. Long and skinny stem harboring terminal inflorescence. In this case all were fruits (achenes).

ID found using Smiths key to the Flora of Arkansas. Perfect flowers, inferior ovary, long stamens and carpels, vine with opposite and entire leaves. Flowers yellow or white.

Plant ID determined from Smiths Key to the Flora of Arkansas. 4 merous petals, and pale lilac to purple petals with calyx lobes present. Whorled leaves with hairs that are rough to the touch.

ID found using Smith's Key to the Flora of Arkansas. Small white flowers with opposite leaves. Stamens stick out past the corolla lobes. Thin tree/large shrub.

ID found on US wildflowers.com found in lawn at my house. Found in St. Francis County.

ID using US wildflowers.com. Found in lawn at my house in St. Francis County.

4194 SFC 311, Forrest City AR, 72335. In lawn among many other Dandelion. Came to ID conclusion using Arkansas weed ID database.