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3) The main difference between the two is that summer annual weeds grow in the early summer and the growth continues through the end of summer but as winter approaches they die due to cooling temperatures and accumulation of frost.Examples include-crabgrass,Fall Panicum etc.Just like summer annual weeds winter annual weeds grow very fast all through winter season and die in the summer season.Example-Chickweed and Annual Bluegrass.
4) Weeds can be identified by the rate of growth,structure of leaves such as appearance of thorns,spines hairs,sometimes they are also identified by the milky juice which they secrete,the seasonal growth of some plants can help us identify it.
5) My favorite plant that is considered a weed by others is Dandelions which have beautiful yellows in spring and Lantena camerathus which look so beautiful with multicolored flowers and also are known for their fragrance .The reason why they are called weeds because their growth is unwanted in a place as they compete for nutrients and other resources especially in cultivated areas and they grow uncontrollably.
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