Excerpt from Addisonia, 1921, Vol. 6: Colored Illustrations and Popular Descriptions of Plants
The flower-heads of the above mentioned species and those of our subject look alike. The plant here figured, however, has brighter green foliage and broader leaves; its flowers are deeper-yellow. Hence, the name gold-jacket which is locally applied to it.
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