[split] f43v

[-JKP-]

I should mention there's one other plant that is sometimes depicted this way, with stalks branching in threes and upturned leaves (it's not always drawn with upturned leaves) and that is Centaurium erythraea.

But... it doesn't fit as well as teasel because Centaurium's seed heads are small and narrow and not bumpy like those of teasel, and the roots of Centaurium are quite modest.