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Descurainia is a genus of plants in the family Brassicaceae which are known commonly as the tansymustards. The genus name commemorates French botanist and herbalist François Descurain (1658–1749). The plants are similar in appearance to other mustards, sending up long erect stems and bearing small yellow or whitish flowers. Many species are noxious weeds. Some species are toxic to livestock and become a nuisance when they grow in grazing fields. Plants of this genus are found worldwide in temperate regions. Descurainia sophia, (flixweed or herb sophia), is the type species of Descurainia. Selected species: Descurainia antarctica - Tierra del Fuego tansymustard Descurainia bourgaeana Descurainia californica - Sierra tansymustard Descurainia incana - mountain tansymustard Descurainia obtusa - blunt tansymustard Descurainia paradisa - paradise tansymustard Descurainia pinnata - western tansymustard Descurainia ramosissima - Villa Grove tansymustard Descurainia sophia - flixweed, herb-Sop......read more on Wikipedia.
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