A researcher needed ID for a 1-meter yellow-flowered plant in pasture/wetland in coastal Oaxaca.
Obscure regional plants **require physical specimens** (flower, leaf, seed) and **local botanical keys**—none of which the expert possessed.
Remote ID for hyper-local flora is rarely reliable.
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