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Bidens bipinnata - Asteraceae
bipinnate/bipinnatifid leaves
small leaves
harpoon like pappus
stivven with age

*Helenium amarum - Asteraceae
lobe at tip of flower
narrow leaves

Solidago altissima - Asteraceae
Panicle
very erect
most common roadside solidago
secondary vein pair elevated from base - more pronounced
small hairs on stem

Elephantopus carolinianus - Asteraceae
head of heads subtended by 3 bracts
large leaves up to inflorescence
asymmetric flower that is deeply lobed

Eupatorium capillifolium - Asteraceae
very narrow leaves
panicle - like array of flowers
weedy native
fennel smell

Eupatorium serotinum - Asteraceae
Corymbiform
whorled/opposite
large leaf stalk
coarse teeth
broad base

Zanthium strumarium - Asteraceae
heart shaped leaf
spiked oval shaped leaf

*Perilla frutescens - Lamiaceae
very small pink flowers
open inflorescence
opposite leaves
square stem
flower and leaves smell different
pinnate venation

Persicaria spp. - Polygonaceae
shorter inflorescence
white or pink flowers
lanceolate
fused stipules - ocrea - long hairs on it

*Murdannia keisak - Commelinaceae
Alternate
Hair on front of sheath
Spherical capsule
round stem

Hypericum walteri - Hypericaceae
Pink flowers
obovate leaves
opposite
simple
notch on leaf tip - dull
petioles
entire margin

Symphotrichum pilosum - Asteraceae
deep yellow disk flowers
alternate
phyllaries have see through spike at tip

Elymus virginicus - Poaceae
spike inflorescence

*Sorghum halepense - Poaceae
Branches straight
open inflorescence unlike Tridens flavus
big white mid-vein that is a little off-center
wider side alternates

*Digitaria sanguinalis - Poaceae
inflorescence like paspalum bit sharp spikelet
stolon
tightly arranged spikelets
digitative inflorescence
long white hairs on sheath

*Paspalum urvillei - Poaceae
hairy spikelets
10+ spikes
pubescent velvety sems on bottom - purple color

Setaria spp. - Poaceae
can’t see axis
terminal inflorescence
bristles below spike

Cyperus spp. - Cyperaceae
terminal inflorescence
spikelet has lots of flowers
laterally compressed spikelets
main stem angular
closed blade

Juncus coriaceus - Juncaceae
Appears lateral inflorescence
spherical, glossy capsule
stiff, stem leaves looks like
stem making inflorescence appear lateral
capsule fruit subtended by 6 tepals

Juncus effusus - Juncaceae
elongated, stiff terminal leaf
capsules dull and open - truncate when not burst
lateral inflorescence

Pinus echinata - Pinaceae
2 needles in fasicle (sometimes 3)
shorter needles (shorter than hand)

Pinus taeda - Pinaceae
needles in 3 (fascicle)
longer needles, few inches longer than hand
contorted needles
no resin pockets
