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Fatoua villosa |
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Common name |
hairy crabweed; mulberry weed |
Family |
moraceae |
Life cycle |
annual |
Flowers |
pink |
Size |
to 48" |
Summer annual, common through most of the US, with serrated apple-green leaves, inconspicuous pink flowers, and hairy stems. This is one of those weeds that suddenly just popped up by the dozens, without an obvious mother plant to explain the proliferation. It takes one of its common names from the resemblance of small plants to mulberry seedlings
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