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Submodule 5: Most Common Western Rangelands Weeds
You have completed Submodule 5.
Complete the interactive exercises for Submodule 5 to see how much you have learned.
Exercises open in a separate window.
Summary: Major Points from Submodule 5
- Plants are classified according to growth characteristics and plant anatomy.
- While there are hundreds of different plants that infest western rangelands, there are a few western weeds that a particularly pervasive and widespread.
- Photographs of twelve of these weeds are presented along with a brief description of each of their physical and reproductive characteristics, as well as information on their usual habitat.
- Weeds presented:
- Russian Knapweed
- Diffuse Knapweed
- Spotted Knapweed
- Musk Thistle
- Canada Thistle
- Yellow Starthistle
- Perennial Pepperweed
- Leafy Spurge
- Purple Loosestrife
- Cheatgrass
- Saltcedar
- Dalmatian Toadflax
When you are ready, proceed to Submodule 6.
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