What plant is that?

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Narrow-leaved BittercressNarrow-leaved Bittercress flowers
Photo credits: © Francis R. Underwood 2020

The mystery plant for July is not native to RI and is rather new to the flora here. In 2009 I reported this plant growing alongside an unpaved road in Exeter.  I had not seen it since, until I noticed it growing at Fort Nature Refuge a few weeks ago, but I didn’t recognize it.
The flowers on this plant have 4 white petals, but the petals are not always present.  This plant typically has numerous alternate leaves which are divided into smaller leaflets.  It also has sagitate- auriculate leaf bases which partially surround the stem. (Haines 2011; Mehrhoff et al. 2003).
This plant can grow in many different environments and is often listed as invasive.

It’s. . .

Botanical Name:
  
Cardamine impatiens
Common Name:
   Cardamine impatiens
Family:
   Brassicaceae (Mustard family)
Habitat:
   Woods, fields