Antennaria parlinii

This wildflower with about a 2' flower stalk was found in the Central Texas Hill Country (back in February). (I uprooted it only because the area was going to be scraped clear, anyways.) What is it?

Yes hmm, so after reviewing all the North American species...I narrowed it down to Vernonia baldwinii (Western Ironweed), Vernonia missurica (Missouri Ironweed), and Vernonia glauca (Broadleaf Ironweed) due to their similarly wider leaves and modest height. But, I think I'm going to go with Vernonia baldwinii out of these. Which seems to be prevalent in this area, albeit normally larger with much more profuse flowering. But, I think this one probably just grew and flowered less because it was inside a shady forest...

I agree. Radish, or else something so closely related it *thinks* it's a radish, lol. I'm terrible about letting my radishes bolt instead of uprooting them and composting them before they go to seed, so I've seen many a radish bloom. But even without the bloom, the leaves are very indicative of radish.