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Sunchoke or else?

 
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Here is a picture I took in an oak grove on Montréal Island. It looks a lot like jerusalem artichoke (aka sunchoke), but it was in a quite wooded area, which makes me wonder. Anybody has any thoughts?

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Is it a Sunchoke?
 
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