How about this one?

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I’d also vote wild radish; plenty popping up after our rains. Are any of the petals a bit pink, as well as white? They can be either/both.

Same family as mustard and all the other brassicas, even if it doesn’t turn out to be radish, so safe.
 

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So, if it's wild radish, would it have a radish root ball?
That would seem to confirm it.
I remember my seed mix had wild radish in it and after I dug it up, I found some large, split open radishes.
 

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Wild radish doesn’t have a root ball, so to speak. It does have a broader root than the stem. Like this.

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More like one of your fancy French radishes. :). I suppose the root would get more obvious over time? Wild radish usually doesn’t live more than a season because it doesn’t get watered.
 

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