Palmer Amaranth

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Image JPEG image Palmer Near Straw Bales
Photo courtesy Purdue University
Image JPEG image Palmer Amaranth ID - Petiole Length
Palmer amaranth can be distinguished from waterhemp by it's petiole length. The length of the petiole will be as long or longer that the leaf. (Photo source: NDSU Extension)
Image JPEG image Palmer Amaranth ID - Leaf Spike
Another distinguishing feature of Palmer Amaranth is the small spike sometimes found at the tips of the leaves. (Photo source: NDSU Extension)
Image PNG image Palmer Amaranth
Palmer Amaranth - (Photo source: NDSU Extension)
Image PA Seed head
Palmer Amaranth Seed Head
Image Field with Palmer Amaranth Problem
Field with Palmer Amaranth - (Photo source - NDSU Extension)
Image JPEG image Alicia Harstad with a Palmer Amaranth Plant
Stutsman County Extension agent Alicia Harstad with a Palmer Amaranth plant (Photo source: NDSU Extension)
Image PNG image Palmer Amaranth Seedling
Palmer amaranth seedlings have egg-shaped leaves with a hair-like protusion at the leaf tip (Photo source: Christy Sprague, Michigan State University)
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