Crepis species - Hawk's Beard family

Crepis (Hawk’s Beard) family all have two clear rows of bracts which differentiates them from the more chaotic arrangement in Hieracium

Crepis capillaris - Smooth Hawk's Beard

- leaves are shiny and hairless

- basal leaves lyre shaped and pinnatifid with narrow lobes

- stem leaves, clasping, pointed and bases are arrow shaped

- have two rows of bracts, inner are erect and the outer appressed as well

Crepis paludosa Marsh Hawk's Beard

+/- hairless. All leaves, shiny with wavy teeth

- basal leaves, entire with a short winged petiole

- stem leaves have backward pointing lobes

- involucre bracts with black sticky-tipped hairs