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FIGURE 44.—Cudweed sagebrush (Artemisia gnaphalodes) and false tarragon (A. 
dracunculoides), two common but as a rule not important forage species of 
Artemisia. A and I, Sprays of A. gnaphalodes; B, head of A. gnaphalodes; C, 
EH, and F, flower head, spray, and rhizome, respectively, of A. dracunculoides 
crop it well, and in the Fishlake region of south-central Utah, where 
it occurs scatteringly but widely distributed, it is worthless for cat- 
tle but of fairly good palatability on common-use range. 
