Lawn Burweed
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Soliva sessilis |
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Asteraceae |
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| Class: | C | |
| Other Names: | common soliva | |
| Why is it a noxious weed? | It produces very sharp seeds (burs) that can puncture skin and attach themselves to tires. It can out-compete perennial grasses of managed lawn areas. It dies back in the summer leaving open, bare areas, which contribute to its spread. | |
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More Information:
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Visit Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board Here
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