Weeds of the North Central States
Weeds of the North Central States
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Seeds small, brown, shiny, smooth, boat-shaped, with an indentation in the middle of one side, sticky when damp. Found in lawns, meadows, pastures, and waste places. The seeds are difficult to separate from those of small-seeded grasses and legumes.
170 PLANTAIN FAMILY, Plantaginaceae BLACKSEED PLANTAIN, Plantago rugelii Dene. 1, whole plant; 2, mature seed pod; 3, seeds. Perennial, reproducing by seeds. Roots mostly fibrous. Stems erect, leafless, 6 to 12 inches (15 to 30 cm) tall, terminating... in the flower spike. Leaves simple, broad, egg-shaped, usually wavy-edged, veins conspicuous, base of petiole purplish. Flowers numerous, petals inconspicu- ous, in spikes on the ends of the stems. Seed pods nearly cylindrical, about 3/16 inch (4. 5 mm) long, splitting across the lower half, containing numer- ous seeds. Seeds dark brown or black, angular, with a scar near center on one side. Found on damp, rich soils, especially where shaded. Common in lawns.
BROADLEAF PLANTAIN, Plantago major I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seeds small, brown, shiny, smooth, boat-shaped, with an indentation in the middle of one side, sticky when damp. Found in lawns, meadows, pastures, and waste places. The seeds are difficult to separate from those of small-seeded grasses and legumes.
170 PLANTAIN FAMILY, Plantaginaceae BLACKSEED PLANTAIN, Plantago rugelii Dene. 1, whole plant; 2, mature seed pod; 3, seeds. Perennial, reproducing by seeds. Roots mostly fibrous. Stems erect, leafless, 6 to 12 inches (15 to 30 cm) tall, terminating... in the flower spike. Leaves simple, broad, egg-shaped, usually wavy-edged, veins conspicuous, base of petiole purplish. Flowers numerous, petals inconspicu- ous, in spikes on the ends of the stems. Seed pods nearly cylindrical, about 3/16 inch (4. 5 mm) long, splitting across the lower half, containing numer- ous seeds. Seeds dark brown or black, angular, with a scar near center on one side. Found on damp, rich soils, especially where shaded. Common in lawns.
BROADLEAF PLANTAIN, Plantago major I.
What to read after Weeds of the North Central States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Illinois At Urbana Champaign Agricu to read onlineMoreLess
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