Common and Scientific Names Flashcards by Susan Ritchie

Q

Sago palm

A

Cycas revoluta

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Coontie

A

Zamia floridana

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Rattlebox

A

Crotolaria spectabilis

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Ragworts (group)

A

Senecio spp.

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Q

Groundsel

A

Senecio vulgaris

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Lantana

A

Lantana camara

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Bracken fern

A

Pteridium aqulinum

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Onions, garlic (group)

A

Allium spp.

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Red maple

A

Acer rubrum

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White sweet clover

A

Melilotus alba

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Corn

A

Zea mays

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Sweet potato

A

Ipomoea batatas

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Perilla or purple mint

A

Perilla frutescens

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Johnson grass

A

Sorghum halopense

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Lamb’s quarters

A

Chenopodium album

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Dock (group)

A

Remix spp.

Q

Pigweed

A

Amaranthus retroflexus

Q

Ragweed

A

Ambrosia artemisifolia

Q

Black cherry

A

Prunus serotina

Q

Elderberry

A

Sambucus canadensis

Q

Heavenly bamboo

A

Nandina domestica

Q

Easter lily (group)

A

Lilium spp.

Q

Daylily (group)

A

Hemerocallis spp.

Q

Rhubarb

A

Rheum raphponticum

Q

Pokeweed

A

Phytolacca americana

Q

Day blooming jessamine

A

Cestrum diurnum

Q

Oak (group)

A

Quercus spp.

Q

American holly

A

Ilex opaca

Q

Poinsettia

A

Euphorbia pulcherrima

Q

Mistletoe

A

Phoradendron leucarpum

Q

Dumb cane

A

Dieffenbachia spp.

Q

Tulips (group)

A

Liliaceae

Q

Golden pothos

A

Epipremnum aureum

given in notes just as E. aureum

Q

Castor bean plant

A

Ricinus communis