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Vol. 22, No. 5, May 11, 2007
 
Scouting for weeds: Field horsetail
Mike Marshall, Horticulture
Steven Gower, MSU Diagnostic Services
 
Field horsetail
Patch of field horsetail fruiting and vegetative stems.
Field horsetail fruiting stalk Vegetattive stem of field horsetail
Field horsetail fruiting stalk. Close-up of vegetative stem of field horsetail.
Field horsetail vegetative stems. Field horsetail vegetative stems
Field horsetail vegetative stems.  
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