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 more...>Louisiana Agriculture Magazine>Past Issues>2005>Spring>

Weeds in Container Nursery Crops (Continued 1)

bittercress
Bittercress germinates year-round in the optimal conditions found in nurseries. (Photo by Ron Strahan)

Prostrate spurge - strahan.jpg
Some spurges have a more prostrate growth habit, which can form dense mats. (Photo by Ron Strahan)

Creeping Woodsorrel -Claesgens.jpg
Woodsorrel are heavy seed producers and possess an efficient method of seed distribution. (Photo by Mark Claesgens)


bittercress flower - strahan.jpg
Bittercress flowers. (Photo by Ron Strahan)

spurge
Spurge flowers. (Photo by Mark Claesgens)

yellow woodsorrel seedpod and flower - Strahan.jpg
Yellow woodsorrel grows more upright and produces below-ground stems. (Photo by Ron Strahan)


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