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A soft-haired plant with several stems, each topped with 1 small, bowl-shaped flower resembling a pale yellow or cream buttercup. The delicate, cream-colored, solitary flowers of this 6-12 in. annual are followed by a fruit which has been compared to tiny ears of corn with the husks removed. The flowers are long-stalked from a clump of basal leaves. The stamens are numerous, some of them flattened and petal-like.
This genus consists of only one species, within which there are some races with nearly white petals, others with yellow petals, and still others with cream petals that are yellow at the base.
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