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A Colour Atlas of Weed Seedlings

Colour Atlas of Weed Seedlings  
John B Williams   Agricultural Development and Advisory Service, UK
John R Morrison   Harpenden Laboratory, UK

200 Colour illustrations, Glossary
96 pages, 210 x 105 mm
Publisher: Manson Publishing, UK
2003


    Paperback - ISBN: 1840760389 - AU $36.00
 
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Description
Early recognition and control of weeds invariably leads to considerable savings in the cost of herbicides used on crops and in gardens. This atlas is an indispensable full colour photographic guide to the 40 most common weeds afflicting arable farmland and gardens. The weeds have all been photographed at cotyledon and seedling stage to permit early identification and control. Accompanying line drawings highlight major features and calendar germination and flowering times.

Contents
Introduction
Five questions about a weed seedling
Cotyledons: quick guide
Young plants: quick guide
Cleavers
Ivy-Leaved speedwell
Charlock
Runch
Nipplewort
Pineappleweed
Scentless mayweed
Parsely-piert
Shepherd's purse
Common poppy
Common chickweed
Black-bindweed
Knotgrass
Redshank
Pale persicaria
Common furnitory
Fat-hen
Common orache
Corn marigold
Field penny-cress
Corn spurrey
Black nightshade
Common field-speedwell
Field pansy
Scarlet pimpernel
Small nettle
Dove's-foot
Crane's-bill
Henbit dead-nettle
Red dead-nettle
Common hemp-nettle
Groundsel
Field forget-me-not
Petty spurge
Fool's parsley
Sow-thistles
Tare
Vetch
Willowherbs
Hairy bitter-cress
Docks
Dandelion
Glossary

Reviews
"Practical yet systematic layout to aid identification .... good colour photos... printed for use in the field .... should find a place in the jacket pocket of students, growers and farmers alike."
Grower

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