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Fridge said:That's such a cool and useful tool! Thank you, I feel that website will be of great help in future.
Actually I saw two plants that resemble mugwort in a way, but I will have to take a closer look. Below are two pictures of possible candidates. I will use the page you suggested to check these out closer, once I have familiarized myself with it.
You’re welcome!
Just keep in mind these are only reported observations and not indicative of actual occurrence.
There are a few other sources like this one but I think the one I gave you is the best bang in one spot.
Also, here in the US we have plants.us.gov , which doesn’t give locations, but does give “reported in county” data, which is pretty helpful in it’s own right.
It wouldn’t hurt to look for a South African analog.
You may try looking for conservation websites ect, I’ve found plenty of info along the lines of
“Such and such invasive weed in specific state park and the efforts to control it”
Also, I can confirm that neither of those specimens are mugwort.
One key ID characteristic is that mugwort leaves have white, hairy undersides with a dark green upper surface. It also tends to grow in aggressive colonies.
You’ll never see just one. At least in my experience.
