 Flixweed  Descurainia sophia Syn Sisymbrium sophia |
 aka Besen Rauke, Fejjailah, Flaxweed tansymustard, Flixweed tansymustard, Herb sophia, Hierba De Los Cirujanos, Pinnate tansymustard, |
 aka Sagesse, Sagesse des chirurgiens, Sofia, Sofiekruid, T'Ing Li, Tansymustard, Toore, Velar Sophienkraut |
 Rosettes appear late March or early April. They mature quickly and bloom within two to three weeks. They finally died back in July. |
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 These were found growing mostly around the juniper trees on our property. |
 You can, however, find them just about everywhere in the Klamath Basin. |
 Edible and medicinal |
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 These grow in arid, loose, alkaline soil. |
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 This and the next picture were taken July 22. |
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= Poisonous to animal and/or
human
= Noxious or Invasive in
Oregon
= Federal Noxious weed in
Oregon