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round |
triangular |
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Which
Plant Type
Do I Have?
To get started, click on the plant type (broadleaf, grass, or sedge) which matches the plant you are trying to identify.
Broadleaf
weed characteristics are widely varied. Leaves are generally wide, and
have net-like veins. Broadleaves can have either round or square stems,
and growth can be upright, prostrate or vining. Generally have showy
flowers.
Sedges
can be easily distinguished from grasses by comparing the shape of the
stem. Sedges always exhibit solid triangular stems with leaves in groups
of three, while grasses have round or flattened stems.