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(Sow-Thistle, Common (Sonchus oleraceus) - 05) The common sowthistle has alternate
leaves are up to 10" long and 2½" across. The leaves become smaller and more
sparsely distributed the higher up the central stem they grow. Each leaf has an
odd pinnate shape (pinnatifid) with deep triangular lobes; its margins are
dentate with soft prickles. The upper leaves are more likely to be entire or
have shallow lobes, as can be seen on this one.
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