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has gloss	(noun) California annual having red-brown spots near the base of its yellow flower rays common tarweed, common madia, Madia elegans
has gloss	eng: Madia elegans is a species of flower in the daisy family. It is generally known as the common madia, but there are several subspecies known by various common names. It is a showy flower which varies in appearance across subspecies and even within subspecies. In general it is a bright yellow daisylike bloom with numerous thin ray flowers and several central disk flowers. It may be solid lemon yellow or have a center of a different color, from white to maroon. The strongly-scented flower head grows at the end of a slender green stem. The ray flowers curl up during the daytime, opening in the late afternoon and staying open all night until mid morning. The foliage exudes a fragrant oil, hence the common name or tarweed. Its fruits are achenes which were historically used as food by Native Americans, including the Pomo and Miwok, who baked them or ground them into flour. The plant is native to western North America, but it is robust and can grow as a weed in disturbed areas there.
lexicalization	eng: common madia
lexicalization	eng: common tarweed
lexicalization	eng: Madia elegans
subclass of	(noun) wild or uncultivated flowering plant wildflower, wild flower

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member of	(noun) genus of sticky herbs with yellow flowers open in morning or evening but closed in bright light genus Madia, Madia
similar	e/Madia elegans