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    The document identifies 15 common weed species found in upland or terrestrial habitats. It provides the scientific name, plant family, morphology, habitat, lifespan, growth habit, and stem structure for each species. The identification of weed species is important for studying their impacts on crops and determining appropriate management strategies.

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    The document identifies 15 common weed species found in upland or terrestrial habitats. It provides the scientific name, plant family, morphology, habitat, lifespan, growth habit, and stem structure for each species. The identification of weed species is important for studying their impacts on crops and determining appropriate management strategies.

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    Activity 3.

    FIELD IDENTIFICATION OF WEED SPECIES

    Common Scientific name Family Gross Habitat Lifespan Growth Stem


    name Morphology habit structure
    Amaranthus Upland
    1.Pigweed viridis Amaranthaceae broadleaf (terrestrial) Annual Decumbent Woody
    Cyperus Upland
    2.Purple rotundus Cyperaceae (terrestrial)
    nutsedge sedge Perennia Decumbent Herbaceous
    l
    Eleusine Poaceae Upland
    3. Goosegrass indica grass (terrestrial) Perennia Procumbent Herbaceous
    l
    Neochmandra Curcurbitaceae Upland
    4. Bryionia Sp. sedge (terrestrial) Annual Twining Herbaceous
    Phylamthus Euphorbiaceae Upland
    5.Leaflower debilis sedge (terrestrial) Annual Decumbent Herbaceous
    Memosa   Upland
    6. Fables pudica Fabaceae broadleaf (terrestrial) Perennia Decumbent Herbaceous
    l
    Cenchrus Upland
    7.Poales echinatus Poaceae sedge (terrestrial) Annual Decumbent Herbaceous
    Upland Annual/
    8. Shameplant Fabaceae sedge (terrestrial) Perennia Decumbent Herbaceous
    l
    Dactyloctenium Upland
    9.Crowfootgras aegytium Poaceae grass (terrestrial) Annual Decumbent Herbaceous
    s
    Paspalum Upland
    10.Bias-biasan scrobiculatum Poaceae grass (terrestrial) Annual Procumbent Herbaceous
    Tridax Upland Annual/
    11. Coatbuttons precumbens Daisy grass (terrestrial) Perennia Decumbent Herbaceous
    l
    12. White water Cyperus Upland
    sedge kylingia Cyperaceae sedge (terrestrial) Perennia Decumbent Herbaceous
    l
    13.Spiny Amaranthus Upland Annual/
    amaranth spinosus Amaranthaceae sedge (terrestrial) Perennia Decumbent Herbaceous
    Lantana   Upland
    14.Wild sedge camera Verbenaceae Broadleaf (terrestrial) Perennia Decumbent Woody
    l
    Bidens Upland
    15.Beggar sticks pilosa Asteraceae sedge (terrestrial) Annual Decumbent Herbaceous
    Questions:

    1. Why do we have to study weeds?

    2. What is the importance of identifying weeds?

    3. Can a we species provide direct damage to our crops? Expound your answer
    4.

    Amaranthus
    Amaranthus
    viridis
    viridis

    Cyperus
    Cyperus Eleusine
    Eleusine
    rotundus
    rotundus indica
    indica

    viridi
    viridi

    Mimosa
    Mimosa
    Neoachmandra Phyllanthus
    Phyllanthus
    Neoachmandra pudica
    pudica
    Sp. debilis
    debilis
    Sp.

    Mimosa Dactyloctenium
    Dactyloctenium
    Cenchrus
    Cenchrus diplotricha aegytium
    aegytium
    echinatus
    echinatus
    Paspalum Tridax Cyperus
    scrobiculatum procumbens kylingia

    Amaranthus Lantana Bidens


    spinosus camera pilosa

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