I have occasionally seen this possible native around waste sites and verges in various parts of the country but in this set-aside field in Breckland it was abundant. Although it is a yellow crucifer which are notoriously difficult to identify, this plant has very characteristic feathery leaves and small flowers. Originally known as Fluxweed, it was thought at one time to be a cure for dysentery.
Set-aside field in Breckland 18th June 2005
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Added on August 4th 2005