Wild Florida Photo
Nature Photography by Paul Rebmann
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Coreopsis lanceolata
LANCELEAF TICKSEED
LANCELEAF COREOPSIS
Synonym: Coreopsis crassifolia
Florida native
An occasional wildflower found mostly in sandhills, glades and disturbed sites throughout the Florida panhandle east into Suwannee County, plus St. Johns, Volusia and Lake Counties. The range extends throughout most of the United States except for the Rocky Mountain states and the upper midwest. Also found in British Columbia and Ontario.
Both the ray and disk portion of the flowers are yellow, with the ray florets having three to five shallow lobes at the tip. Leaves are opposite, lanceolate to elliptic, sometimes with one or two lobes at the base and mostly on the lower portion of the stem.
Coreopsis lanceolata is a member of the Asteraceae - Aster family.
Other species of the Coreopsis genus in the Wild Florida Photo database:
View Coreopsis leavenworthii - LEAVENWORTH'S TICKSEED
View Coreopsis gladiata - COASTALPLAIN TICKSEED
View Coreopsis floridana - FLORIDA TICKSEED
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