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Vol. 22, No. 1, March 16, 2007
Scouting for weeds: Hairy bittercress
Steven Gower, MSU Diagnostic Services
Mike Marshall, Horticulture
 
Hairy bittercress Left: Hairy bittercress seedling.
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Hairy bittercress leaf. Hairy bittercress rosette.
   
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Hairy bittercress fruit. Hairy bittercress flowering stem. Hairy bittercress flower.
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