Ipomoea spp. - morning glory
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Twining and climbing
annual vine. It can form dense mats shading out understory vegetation.
It can also climb trees, inhibiting photosynthesis, and even breaking
off branches. Morning-glory infestations should be treated in the
spring before they produce seed. Vines should be cut close to the
ground and treated with direct herbicide application, or a foliar spray
alone can be used. Infested sites should be continuously monitored, and
regrowth treated.
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| Morning glory flowers |
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| Morning glory vines |
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