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Biology and Management of Dayflowers (Commelina spp.) in Ornamental Plant Production and Landscapes in Florida

Heather Kalaman andChris Marble


Related Topics

Commelinaceae
Commelinaceae
Lawn and Garden Care: Weed Management
Lawn and Garden Care: Weed Management

Nursery Weeds
Nursery Weeds

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Horticultural Sciences
Horticultural Sciences

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Mid-Florida REC
Mid-Florida REC
Orange County
Orange County

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Commelina benghalensis

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