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Agalinis fasciculata
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Agalinis fasciculata (commonly known as beach false foxglove) is an annual species native to the southeastern United States. A. fasciculata is a parasitic species that attaches to the roots of herbs and grasses. Some consider it to be a pioneer species in areas experiencing post-agricultural succession....read more on Wikipedia.
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