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Original Power Point Created by Steve Kay Weed Identification Original Power Point Created by Steve Kay Modified by the GA Agriculture Education Curriculum Office July 2002

PURPOSES Identify weeds of crops and turfgrass Classify the types of weeds based on life cycle

Perennial found in lawns and waste areas.

BROADLEAF PLANTAIN

Perennial found in lawns, pastures, roadsides, and wastelands.

BUCKHORN PLANTAIN

Perennial found in lawns, pastures, gardens, and waste areas.

DANDELION

Perennial found in old fields, fencerows, and open woods.

GOLDEN ROD

Perennial found in cultivated fields and wastelands, pastures, and roadsides.

HORSE NETTLE

Perennial found in cultivated fields and wastelands.

JOHNSON GRASS

Winter annual or biennial found in gardens, grain fields, and pastures.

VIRGINIA PEPPERWEED

Summer annual found in all croplands.

COMMON RAGWEED

Click here for the answer Summer annual found in cultivated and abandoned lands. Click here for the answer

SICKLE POD

Summer annual found in wastelands and unimproved pastures.

BITTER SNEEZEWEED

Summer annual found in livestock feeding, holding areas, and cultivated fields.

SPINY AMARANTH

Summer annual found in cultivated crops.

COMMON LAMBSQUARTERS

Perennial found in unimproved pastures and old fields.

DOGFENNEL

Summer annual found in cultivated and abandoned fields and waste areas.

FLORIDA BEGGARWEED

Summer annual found in lawns, gardens, feed lots, roadsides, waste places, and cultivated fields.

GOOSE GRASS

Perennial found in cultivated and abandoned fields.

NUTSEDGE

Summer annual found in cultivated fields, fencerows, pastures, and gardens.

PRICKLY SIDA

Perennial found in fencerows, cultivated and abandoned land.

COMMON POKEWEED

Summer annual found in cultivated fields, barnyards, fencerows, and waste areas.

REDROOT PIGWEED

Summer annual found in feed lots, fencerows, and cultivated lands.

COMMON COCKLEBUR

Annual found in lawns, pastures, and wastelands.

YELLOW WOODSORREL

Perennial found in open woods, fencerows, and thickets.

ROUNDLEAF GREENBRIAR

Summer annual found everywhere.

LARGE CRABGRASS

Summer annual found in feed lots, cultivated fields, and wastelands.

JIMSONWEED

Perennial found in abandoned fields, roadsides, and unimproved pastures.

BROOMSEDGE

Perennial found in pastures, roadsides, and wastelands.

CURLY DOCK