Common throughout the UK. In arable crops, usually appears as a young plant but can be a problem in set-aside and perennial crops.
1. Cotyledons oval and small.
2. First leaves bristly hairy, only slightly toothed. Later leaves more deeply divided and pointed.
4. Tall perennial to 150 cm. Stem reddish-brown and leaves deeply divided - dark green above and white below. Very numerous and small yellowish to reddish brown flowers on long spikes.
Identify Broad-Leaved Weeds
You can use this page to help identify the broad-leaved weeds in your crops, and then find out more about the relevant crop protection products.
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