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Trifoliate, legume crop

Leaflets are smooth from base to

halfway up margin, then serrate

around tip of leaflet

Trifoliate, legume

Leaves are usually hairless and usually

come to a point.

Seedhead similar to Crabgrass,

hairless, spreads by stolon

(runner)

Brassica family, leaves will have two small

lobes on the stem just before the primary blade

begins. Leaf margins are more rounded than

serrated.

Cucurbit family, stems are not hollow, not

cube shaped, foliage has no aroma when

rubbed. Leaf margins are typically

smooth.

Root must be provided. Foliage is identical to

Wild _____. Leaves are compound, lobed.

Brassica family. Leaves are serrated,

not lobed. Leaves have no small “lobes”

that begin before primary blade.

Leaves are simple, teardrop shaped,

smooth margins.

Tassel or ear of ____ needed for accurate

identification. Seedlings are fuller, more

robust than other similar looking plants.

Leaves have heart-shaped base, typically three

points, smooth leaf margins. Often confused

with Cocklebur which has a serrated leaf

margin.

Stems are wooden, flowers turn into “squares”

then into _____.

Cucurbit family, stems are square, leaf

margins serrated.

Can be head or leafy style _____. Leaves are

tender. Can be green, red, or anything in-between.

Often confused with Wild _____. Can be differentiated

by the absence of black awns that make 90 degree

turns coming out of the seed. Seeds will not have

hairs.

Stems are hollow. Look for papery skin at the base of the

stem where it is coming up from the bulb.

Legume plant. Four leaflets form an

even-pinnate (meaning there is no leaflet on

the end of the leaf). Leaflets are oval shaped,

smooth leaf margins, and have well defined

midrib veins.

Leaves are compound with pairs of opposite leaflets.

Leaflets are round and have smooth margins. The

end of each leaf produces a “runner”.

One of two plants that make an odd-pinnate leaf. Leaflets have smooth leaf

margins and are round, coming to a slight point.

Legume like all _____. Trifoliate with “V”

shaped watermark towards tip of leaflets.

Largest foliage and flowers of all clovers.

Flowers are pink, not red.

Panicle seedhead of developing _____ kernels.

Seedhead of all monocots must be given.

Small grain. Auricles do not touch or overlap at all.

Develops a compact panicle seedhead with

tan-bronze colored small round seeds.

Legume crop, trifoliate leaves that are usually

rounded, and are densely hairy. _____

only grow on the main stem of the plant.

Cucurbit crop. Stems are hollow and foliage

produces an aroma when rubbed. Flowers do

not have separate petals.

Trifoliate, serrated leaves that grow on

stolons. Small hairs covering stems and

leaves.

Looks like a cross between Sorghum

and Johnsongrass (because it kind of

is). Seeds will look the same as

johnsongrass but will be larger. Does

NOT spread by rhizomes.

Reproduces asexually by cutting stalk

into billets and planting the billets.

Leaves are deltoid (triangle shaped), rough

textured, and serrated. Stalks are thick and

typically produce only one large flower per

plant, unlike common _____ which

produces many small flowers.

Vines grow from a tuber. Vines will

not bind like morningglory and

bindweed do. Leaves are triangular,

similar to entireleaf morningglory.

Legume, trifoliate leaves. Leaflets are

serrated around the entire blade. The

plant gives off a sweet aroma.

Inflorescence develops as a spike of

yellow, or sometimes white, flowers.

Another bunch style grass with a

panicle seedhead. Seedhead grows

on a stem that stands 2-3 ft above the

foliage.

Leaves develop as an odd pinnate. Leaves

will stink when rubbed. Hairs cover the entire

plant. Leaflets exhibit shallow, pointed lobes.

Cucurbit crop. Leaves have lengthy

lobes and deep sinuses. Vines are

covered in hair like cucumber does.

Small grain with auricles that overlap, or touch,

slightly.

Legume, trifoliate. Leaves have a

arch-shaped watermark at the base of

the blade. Smallest foliage and

flower of all the _____ family.