Comparison of species characteristics: Benghal dayflower (left) and spreading dayflower (right) leaves. Small (e.g. two-leaf seedlings) plants are often difficult to distinguish. By the three-leaf stage, however, plants - Commelina communis - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Comparison of species characteristics: Benghal dayflower (left) and spreading dayflower (right) leaves. Small (e.g. two-leaf seedlings) plants are often difficult to distinguish. By the three-leaf stage, however, plants Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-06-13 15:40:18 Open Document File Size: 427,68 KB Share Result on Facebook Event Diplomatic Relations / / Facility NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE / Crop Science College of Agriculture / Plant Protection Section Phone / / / Organization Iowa State University / Steve Hoyle Department / NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE / NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE / Crop Science College of Agriculture / / Person Johnny C. Wynne / Steve Hoyle / Michael G. Burton / Dean North Carolina Agricultural / Britt Cobb / David Patterson / / / Position Commissioner Research Stations Division Plant Industry Division Herbicide tolerance / State Weed Specialist / / ProvinceOrState Florida / North Carolina / Georgia / / URL http / SocialTag Biota Commelina communis Commelina diffusa Botany Commelina Herbicide Commelinaceae Flora Commelina benghalensis

Comparison of species characteristics: Benghal dayflower (left) and spreading dayflower (right) leaves. Small (e.g. two-leaf seedlings) plants are often difficult to distinguish. By the three-leaf stage, however, plantsAdd to Reading List