1. Plant Identification 2

2. 13 A. Red clover B. Sweet clover C. White clover D. Alfalfa
White clover does not grow upright like red clover. The main stems trail along the ground with only the leaf and flower stems growing upward. White clover does not have hair on stems and leaves like red clover.

3. 14 A. Red clover B. Sweet clover C. White clover D. Alfalfa
Red clover stems and leaves are hairy. There is often a pale green, V-shaped mark on the top side of the leaf. The flowers form a small, reddish colored ball.

4. 15 A. Red clover B. Sweet clover C. White clover D. Alfalfa
Sweet clover is not a true clover--it resembles alfalfa more than clover. Sweet clover is unlike alfalfa in that the serrations occur all around the leaflet

5. 16
A. Red clover
B. Sweet clover
C. White clover
D. Alfalfa

7. 19
A. Thistle
B. Wild carrot
C. Teasel
D. Wild mustard

8. 20
A. Thistle
B. Wild carrot
C. Teasel
D. Wild mustard

9. 21
A. Thistle
B. Wild carrot
C. Teasel
D. Wild mustard

10. 22
A. Thistle
B. Wild carrot
C. Teasel
D. Wild mustard

11. 23
A. Japanese yew
B. Bracken fern
C. Jimson weed
D. Wild cherry

12. 24
A. Japanese yew
B. Bracken fern
C. Jimson weed
D. Pokeweed

13. 25
A. Japanese yew
B. Bracken fern
C. Pokeweed
D. Wild cherry

14. 26
A. Japanese yew
B. Bracken fern
C. Jimson weed
D. Wild cherry

15. 27
A. Pokeweed
B. Japanese yew
C. Wild cherry
D. Jimsonweed