1. Grassland Plant ID

2. Grasses & Grass-like

3. Barley, Little

4. Barnyard Grass

5. Bermuda Grass

6. Bluegrass (Kentucky)

7. Bluestem, Big

8. Bluestem (Old World)

9. Bluestem, Little

10. Bromegrass, smooth

11. Broomsedge (Broomstraw)

12. Crabgrass

13. Downy Chess (downy brome, cheat grass)

14. Eastern Gama-grass

15. Fescue (tall)

16. Foxtail (giant, green & yellow)

17. Indiangrass

18. Johnsongrass

19. Orchardgrass

20. Purple Top

21. Reed Canary Grass

22. Quackgrass

23. Ryegrass

24. Sedges

25. Switchgrass

26. Timothy

27. Legumes

28. Alfalfa

29. Birdsfoot Treefoil

30. Cats Claw Sensitive Briar Comments: Cats-claw sensitive briar is a plant that folds or droops when touched

31. Clover, White

32. Clover, Red

33. Clover, Sweet

34. Clover (little hop)

35. Illinois Bundleflower

36. Lespedeza (Korean, Common)

37. Lespedeza, Sericea

38. Partridge Pea

39. Tick Trefoil (begger tick)

40. Forbs

41. Bull Nettle (horse)

42. Chicory, Common

43. Cinquefoil

44. Cocklebur, Common

45. Croton

46. Curly Dock

47. Daisy Fleabane

48. Dandelion

49. Goldenrod (prairie)

50. Ironweed

51. Lambsquarter

52. Milkweed, Common

53. Pigweed

54. Plantain

55. Queen Anne’s Lace

56. Ragweed (Common, Giant, Lanceleaf)

57. Red Sorrel

58. Smartweed

59. Thistle (Tall, Musk, Bull)

60. Three-seeded Mercury

61. Yarrow, Common

62. Woody Plants

63. Blackberry

64. Black Cherry

65. Coralberry (buckbrush)

66. Dewberry

67. Elm

68. Grape

69. Greenbriar

70. Hickory

71. Locust (black or honey)

72. Oak (black or white)

73. Persimmon

74. Poison Ivy

75. Red Cedar (juniper)

76. Rose (multiflora or wild)

77. Sassafras

78. Sumac

79. Walnut

80. Wild Plum

81. Willow

82. Resources: http://www.ppws.vt.edu/weedindex.htm http://www.hort.purdue.edu/ext/senior/fruit s/fruits.htm http://www.psu.missouri.edu/fishel/ http://www.ppws.vt.edu/weedindex.htm http://www.hort.purdue.edu/ext/senior/fruit s/fruits.htm http://www.psu.missouri.edu/fishel/