The Indiana Weed book
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) Stem slender, erect, simple or few branched, 2-6 feet high; leaves oppo- site, slender-stalked, ovate-lanceolate, acuminate, sharply notched. Flowers small, greenish, borne on slender pan- i'cled spikes from the axils of the leaves ; sepals and stamens 4, the flow- ers dioecious, i. E. , male and female flowers on separate plants. Achenes very small, oval, 1/20 inch long. (Fig. 29. ) Frequent in fence-rows and along borders of cultivated fields, especially in moist soil. June-Oct. Stinging ha...irs few and the plant spreading both by running root- stocks and seeds. Remedies : mowing in June and again in August : burning mature plants in autumn ; grubbing or cultivation.
15. URTICASTRUM DIVARICATUM L. Wood Nettle. Star Nettle. (P. N. 3. ) Stem rather stout, erect, 2-3 feet high; leaves alternate, thin, ovate, long-stalked, sharply notched, pointed. Flower clusters large, loose; se- pals and stamens of male flowers 5, sepals of female flowers 4, unequal. Achene ovate, flat, oblique, twice as long as the calyx.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Stem slender, erect, simple or few branched, 2-6 feet high; leaves oppo- site, slender-stalked, ovate-lanceolate, acuminate, sharply notched. Flowers small, greenish, borne on slender pan- i'cled spikes from the axils of the leaves ; sepals and stamens 4, the flow- ers dioecious, i. E. , male and female flowers on separate plants. Achenes very small, oval, 1/20 inch long. (Fig. 29. ) Frequent in fence-rows and along borders of cultivated fields, especially in moist soil. June-Oct. Stinging ha...irs few and the plant spreading both by running root- stocks and seeds. Remedies : mowing in June and again in August : burning mature plants in autumn ; grubbing or cultivation.
15. URTICASTRUM DIVARICATUM L. Wood Nettle. Star Nettle. (P. N. 3. ) Stem rather stout, erect, 2-3 feet high; leaves alternate, thin, ovate, long-stalked, sharply notched, pointed. Flower clusters large, loose; se- pals and stamens of male flowers 5, sepals of female flowers 4, unequal. Achene ovate, flat, oblique, twice as long as the calyx.
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