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Vocabulary and identification flashcards for agricultural crops, seeds, and weed species covered in the Agronomy CDE review notes.
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Tobacco Seed Identification
Tiny seeds produced by tobacco plants, shown with a scale bar of 0.5mm.

Soybean Seed Identification
Legume crop seed characterized by an oval shape with a prominent hilum, shown with a 1mm scale bar.

Sugarbeet Seed Identification
Crop species seed clusters characterized by rough, irregular, multi-seeded balls.

Kudzu Leaf Identification
Invasive vine leaf structure showing leaflets that can present with 2 or 3 distinct lobes.
Common Lambsquarter (Chenopodium album)
Weed species whose seeds are collected in autumn, sown in early spring, require germination temperatures of 70–85∘F, germinate in 1–2 weeks, and should be planted at a depth of 1/4 inch.

Field Pennycress Pod Identification
Flat, heart-shaped or notched seed pods (silicles) containing multiple small seeds.

Puncturevine (Tribulus terrestris)
Trailing annual weed producing hard, sharp, spiny burs (caltrops) capable of puncturing tires and harming livestock.

Bull Thistle Identification
Thistle species characterized by distinctively hairy leaves and spiny, winged stems.

Canada Thistle Seed Identification
Perennial weed producing small achenes measuring 2.4–4.0mm in length.

Velvetleaf Seed Capsule
Distinctive cup-shaped seed capsule with circular ring carpels topped with sharp awns.

Dent Corn Seed Identification
Corn kernels characterized by a central dent or indentation on the crown formed as soft starch shrinks during drying.

Pop Corn Seed Identification
Small, hard corn kernels containing dense endosperm that explodes when heated.

Flax Seed Identification
Smooth, glossy, teardrop-shaped seeds measuring approximately 5mm long.

Shepherd's-purse Pod Identification
Triangular, purse-shaped seed pods that split open to release small golden-brown seeds.

Horseweed (Marestail) Identification
Erect annual weed with a single main stem densely covered with long, narrow, unlobed leaves.

Dodder Identification
Parasitic weed consisting of fine, leafless, yellowish-orange twining stems that wrap tightly around host plant stems.

Johnsongrass Seed Identification
Smooth, dark reddish-brown to black oval seeds produced by the perennial grass weed Johnsongrass.

Wild Oat Identification
Annual grass weed characterized by open panicles and seeds with prominent twisted, bent awns.