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Attenborough’s hawkweed

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Also known as: Hieracium attenboroughianum

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organisms named for David Attenborough

In 10 Organisms Named for David Attenborough: Attenborough’s hawkweed
• What: small, hardy hawkweed, the only living species from the British Isles to be named after David Attenborough. The plant blooms briefly in the summer, sprinkling the remote and rocky landscape with cheery yellow blooms. It is considered an endangered species.
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