Sida acuta, or Common wireweed, is similar to its cousin S. lindheimeri but has leaves that quickly taper to a point, and it is more widespread along the Gulf Coast. Flowers, which may be yellow to orange, are generally a bit larger.
Scott Clark
I'm a Ph.D. student in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology in the Crawford Lab at the University of Houston. My primary research interests are in plant invasion ecology, microbiome interactions and plant community assembly.