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It can be difficult to determine when flowering lambsquarters moves into the immature seed stage. But like many other species, the weed is capable of producing viable weed seed in those early reproductive stages.
The signs of a flowering Palmer amaranth plant are subtle, but it is a critical period to keep the weeds from depositing thousands of seeds into the soil seedbank.
From left, the large bright flowers of morningglory plants are much easier to spot than the tiny yellow-green blooms of Palmer amaranth.
As the days shorten and the heat soars, those weed escapes in many fields may be getting ready to make their annual seedbank deposit sooner than one may realize.
Article is written by both Emily Unglesbee, GROW, and Mark VanGessel, University of Delaware.
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