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D. Dister

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Moist forests, clearings, shores; along stream beds and trail roads in swamps, often common in sticky clay soil; disturbed places, fields, roadsides, ditches; crevices of gull-distressed rock shores in the Isle Royale Archipelago. Widespread in Eurasia, and considered by some an alien, though collected as far back as 1837 by the First Survey in Kalamazoo Co.

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