. Erbacce comuni del Canada [microformati] : una guida tascabile. Le erbe infestanti; Mauvaises herbes, Lutte contre les; erbacce; Mauvaises herbes. 38 erbacce COMUNI DEL CANADA wild hv roadsidis. è u lurl liscio) con larg( rosi- colond llovvcrs. wl'ich arc pntty quando doul)k' Thi' Kituric nanu-, ami la- coninion nome. Il mosto di malto di sapone, un- (K-rivcd da yaf^n, soap e fare riferimento alla schiuma di thi quale tlu succo mucilaKinous forme witl acqua e che è detto di essere stato >ed come un sub stitute per sapone. Houncinj? Het proviene da Kngland, è di un sociabl spira e raramente trovano da fir housts e thei l)elongings. MOUS COMUNE

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. Common weeds of Canada [microform] : a pocket guide. Weeds; Mauvaises herbes, Lutte contre les; Weeds; Mauvaises herbes. 38 COMMON WEEDS OF CANADA wild hv roadsidis. it is u smooth lurl) with larg( rosi- colond llovvcrs. wl'ich arc pntty when doul)k' Thi' Kituric nanu-, ami the- coninion name. Soap wort, an- (K-rivcd from yaf^n, soap, and refer to thi lather which tlu mucilaKinous juice forms witl water, and which is said to have been >ed as a sub stitute for soap. Houncinj? Het comes from Kngland, is of a sociabl turn, and is seldom found fir from housts and thei l)elongings. COMMON MOUSK KAR CHICKWKKD. Lnisiiuni vulgatutu, (L). Root.âFilmms. Stem.âI'rosiratt luiiry, spreading, viscid. Leaves.â(J jxisitc, lanccolati', oljlonj;, ratlicracuti "^^ in shaj)f and appearance rescnihling â ^ mouse's ear. Flowers. â Wliite, l^ inch; pediceb longer tfian the sepal? in terminal clusters. Fruit.âSina ca|)sules or pods curved upward' Seeds.âVery small and tlattened l)ut on the sides and edges; surface coverc with short ridges r minute tubercle; redchsh to dark-l)rown in color. Dura tion.âPerennial. Flowering.âMay- July. Seeding.âJulyâAugust. Propa gation. â Hy seeds. Dispersal. â H winds, l)irc's, and in other seeds. Erad ication.âCultivate. Field Chickweed, Cerastiiii arvcnse, (L), is a common am beautiful species found on rock hills and in pastures. It ha hairy, slender, ascending stem; about 6 inches high, linear leave; and few-Howered terminal clusters of small, Yz '"^1 white flowers. In some places I'ield Chickweed is a troublesom and persistent weed. In the West it is «< /u-timt grovvn as a garden flower for its beauty rastur* or meadows invaded by it should be broken up an cleaned bv a short rotation.. Common Moiisn i:.k Ciikkwi;ki) Cirdstium viilyiiliim. I, '. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations m

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectweeds
• bookyear1910