SUBMITTED BY : GORDON, RUSSEL RYAN O.

PHOTO DOCUMENTATION

NAME OF WEEDS CHARACTERISTICS QUANTITY

Burgrass
Cenchrus echinatus is a species 25
of grass known by the common
names southern sandbur, spiny
sandbur, southern sandspur,
and in Australia, Mossman River
grass. It is native to North and
South America. It is a clump-
forming annual grass growing
up to 80 cm tall.

Tawa-tawa
Tawa-tawa is usually abundant 30
throughout the Philippines in
waste places and open
grasslands. The plant is an
annual hairy herb, usually
much-branched from the base.
These branches are simple or
forked, ascending or spreading
up to 40 centimeters long and
often reddish or purplish.

Goosegrass
Goosegrass forms a pale green 4
matlike clump with flattened
stems that grows in a low
rosette. Stems are somewhat
fleshy at the base. The mature
plant can spread to about 2-1/2
feet (80 cm) wide. The leaf
blades are nearly hairless,
except for long hairs on the
blade bases, collars, and/or
upper sheath margins.