The Sidebeak Pencilflower is an uncommon plant that can be found spottily across Maryland. Data shows that the plant is most common along the coastal plain but there is a specimen from the Evitt's Creek Quad in Allegany County which was collected in 1904 that is housed in the Norton-Brown Herbarium of the University of Maryland.
The small yellow flowers and foliage of Sidebeak Pencilflower are distinctive.
Look for Sidebeak Pencilflower along dry wooded roadsides with lots of sun.
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