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Monthly Archives: October 2014
The Unusual Symmetry of Facelis retusa (Trampweed)
In some respects Facelis retusa, known as Trampweed, is a typical weed: a non-native, broadleaf winter annual that came to us from South America. The term “weed” typically carries with it the connotation of a sprawling, undisciplined, rank and irregular plant. But Facelis … Continue reading
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Tagged Asteraceae, Facelis retusa, Falls Lake area, Falls Lake Dam, floccose, Trampweed
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North Carolina’s Leaf-flowers: Phyllanthus caroliniensis and Phyllanthus urinaria
Phyllanthus caroliniensis , whose common name is Carolina Leaf-flower, is a native plant, a warm season annual that spreads rapidly and is considered a broadleaf weed. It characteristically likes wet areas like roadside ditches and low areas of lawn. Carolina … Continue reading
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