Carthamodes Pectinata

Pigweed, scientifically known as Carthamodes pectinata, is a hardy and resilient plant native to temperate regions. It is commonly found in disturbed soils and along roadsides, thriving in harsh environments. The plant is characterized by its tall, erect stems and clusters of small, yellow flowers that bloom in the summer months. Despite its common presence, pigweed has been historically valued for its medicinal properties and nutritional content. Its adaptability and widespread distribution make it an important subject of ecological and agricultural study.