2013 Proceedings, Southern Weed Science Society, Volume 66: Weed Survey WEED SURVEY SOUTHERN STATES. Broadleaf Crops Subsection
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1 WEED SURVEY SOUTHERN STATES 2013 Broadleaf Crops Subsection (Cotton, Peanut, Soybean, Tobacco, and Forestry) Theodore M. Webster Chairman Information in this report is provided by the following individuals: Alabama Mike Patterson John Everest Arkansas Jason Norsworthy Nilda Burgos Bob Scott Tom Barber Florida Jay Ferrell Ramon Leon Georgia A. Stanley Culpepper Eric P. Prostko David Moorhead J. Michael Moore Kentucky J. D. Green J. R. Martin Louisiana Daniel Stephenson Donnie Miller Dearl Sanders Jim Griffin Mississippi Jason Bond Tom Eubank Missouri Kevin Bradley North Carolina Alan York David Jordan Loren Fisher 275
2 Table 1. The Southern States 10 Most Common and Troublesome Weeds in Cotton. States Ranking Alabama Arkansas Florida 1 crabgrass spp. Palmer amaranth Florida pusley 2 morningglory spp. barnyardgrass nutsedge spp. 3 prickly sida morningglory spp. Southern crabgrass 4 sicklepod crabgrass spp. morningglory spp. 5 pigweed spp. prickly sida Palmer amaranth 6 nutsedge spp. horseweed sicklepod 7 Florida pusley broadleaf signalgrass volunteer peanut 8 spurge spp. nutsedge spp. Florida beggarweed 9 goosegrass velvetleaf crowfootgrass 10 horseweed spurge spp. Goosegrass 1 Glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth Palmer amaranth Glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth 2 pigweed spp. morningglory spp. Benghal dayflower* 3 horseweed nutsedge spp. morningglory spp. 4 morningglory spp. horseweed volunteer peanut 5 nutsedge spp. velvetleaf Palmer amaranth 6 spurge spp. barnyardgrass Florida pusley 7 tropic croton fall panicum nutsedge spp. 8 smartweed spp. crabgrass spp. bermudagrass 9 bermudagrass broadleaf signalgrass Texas millet** 10 hophornbeam copperleaf prickly sida smallflower morningglory *Benghal dayflower was previously known as tropical spiderwort. **Texas millet was previously known as Texas panicum 276
3 Table 1. The Southern States 10 Most Common and Troublesome Weeds in Cotton (continued). States Ranking Georgia Louisiana Mississippi 1 Palmer amaranth morningglory spp. Palmer amaranth 2 Texas millet** nutsedge spp. barnyardgrass 3 smallflower morningglory browntop millet morningglory spp. 4 Ipomoea morningglory spp. barnyardgrass broadleaf signalgrass 5 Florida pusley pigweed spp. prickly sida 6 crabgrass spp. prickly sida spurge spp. 7 Florida beggarweed hemp sesbania crabgrass spp. 8 nutsedge spp. broadleaf signalgrass velvetleaf 9 sicklepod redvine yellow nutsedge 10 bristly starbur johnsongrass horseweed 1 glyphosate+als-resistant Palmer morningglory spp. Palmer amaranth amaranth 2 glyphosate-resistant Palmer nutsedge spp. morningglory spp. amaranth 3 Benghal dayflower* pigweed spp. yellow nutsedge 4 Palmer amaranth browntop millet barnyardgrass 5 Ipomoea morningglory spp. henbit horseweed 6 Florida pusley redvine goosegrass 7 nutsedge spp. hemp sesbania broadleaf signalgrass 8 spreading/asiatic dayflower prickly sida prickly sida 9 smallflower morningglory johnsongrss browntop millet 10 goosegrass alligatroweed crabgrass spp. *Benghal dayflower was previously known as tropical spiderwort. **Texas millet was previously known as Texas panicum 277
4 Table 1. The Southern States 10 Most Common and Troublesome Weeds in Cotton (continued). State Ranking Missouri North Carolina 1 Palmer amaranth Palmer amaranth 2 crabgrass spp. morningglory spp. 3 morningglory spp. large crabgrass 4 common cocklebur broadleaf signalgrass 5 goosegrass goosegrass 6 prickly sida common ragweed 7 velvetleaf redroot pigweed 8 spurge spp. common lambsquarters 9 yellow nutsedge sicklepod 10 johnsongrass nutsedge spp. 1 Palmer amaranth Glyphosate- and ALSresistant Palmer amaranth 2 morningglory spp. morningglory spp. 3 prickly sida Glyphosate-resistant common ragweed 4 johnsongrass Glyphosate-resistant horseweed 5 horseweed Florida pusley 6 goosegrass doveweed 7 yellow nutsedge wild radish 8 bermudagrass goosegrass 9 common cocklebur nutsedge spp. 10 velvetleaf Texas millet** **Texas millet was previously known as Texas panicum 278
5 Table 2. The Southern States 10 Most Common and Troublesome Weeds in Peanut. States Ranking Alabama Arkansas Florida 1 Florida beggarweed Palmer amaranth nutsedge spp. 2 nutsedge spp. nutsedge spp. sicklepod 3 morningglory spp. sicklepod Florida pusley 4 Florida pusley johnsongrass Florida beggarweed 5 sicklepod barnyardgrass morningglory spp. 6 Texas millet** morningglory spp. crabgrass spp. 7 prickly sida crabgrass spp. Benghal dayflower 8 Palmer amaranth Texas millet Palmer amaranth 9 bristly starbur prickly sida crowfootgrass 10 spurge spp. hairy indigo 1 Palmer amaranth AlS-resistant Palmer amaranth ALS-resistant Palmer amaranth 2 Benghal dayflower* nutsedge spp. volunteer cowpea 3 Florida beggarweed morningglory spp. hairy indigo 4 nutsedge spp. johnsongras groundcherry spp. 5 spurge spp. broadleaf signalgrass Benghal dayflower* 6 horsenettle barnyardgrass tropic croton 7 tropic croton horsenettle Texas millet** 8 wild poinsettia prickly sida Florida beggarweed 9 maypop passionflower morningglory spp. 10 prickly sida bristly starbur *Benghal dayflower was previously known as tropical spiderwort. **Texas millet was previously known as Texas panicum 279
6 Table 2. The Southern States 10 Most Common and Troublesome Weeds in Peanut (continued). States Ranking Georgia North Carolina 1 Palmer amaranth large crabgrass 2 Florida beggarweed Palmer amaranth 3 Texas millet** morningglory spp. 4 sicklepod common lambsquarters 5 Florida pusley broadleaf signalgrass 6 nutsedge spp. sicklepod 7 morningglory spp. common ragweed 8 bristly starbur common cocklebur 9 crabgrass spp. nutsedge spp. 10 tropic croton prickly sida 1 Palmer amaranth Palmer amaranth 2 Florida pusley common ragweed 3 Benghal dayflower* common lambsquarters 4 Florida beggarweed Bermudagrass 5 sicklepod Texas millet** 6 tropic croton eclipta 7 nutsedge spp. nutsedge spp. 8 Texas millet** sicklepod 9 morningglory spp. morningglory spp. 10 common bermudagrass Florida beggarweed **Texas millet was previously known as Texas panicum 280
7 Table 3. The Southern States 10 Most Common and Troublesome Weeds in Soybean. States Ranking Alabama Arkansas Florida 1 sicklepod Palmer amaranth nutsedge spp. 2 pigweed spp. broadleaf signalgrass sicklepod 3 morningglory spp. barnyardgrass Florida pusley 4 crabgrass spp. morningglory spp. Florida beggarweed 5 prickly sida prickly sida morningglory spp. 6 nutsedge spp. crabgrass spp. bristly starbur 7 Florida pusley nutsedge spp. Palmer amaranth 8 common ragweed horseweed crabgrass spp. 9 common cocklebur barnyardgrass crowfootgrass 10 groundcherry spp. hemp sesbania common cocklebur 1 sicklepod Palmer amaranth Glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth 2 morningglory spp. morningglory spp. Benghal dayflower* 3 groundcherry spp. horseweed cowpea 4 Palmer amaranth nutsedge spp. hairy indigo 5 tropic croton prickly sida groundcherry spp. 6 horsenettle hemp sesbania tropic croton 7 pigweed spp. giant ragweed Texas millet** 8 Florida pusley barnyardgrass Florida beggarweed 9 bermudagrass red rice morningglory spp. 10 horseweed broadleaf signalgrass bristly starbur *Benghal dayflower was previously known as tropical spiderwort. **Texas millet was previously known as Texas panicum. 281
8 Table 3. The Southern States 10 Most Common and Troublesome Weeds in Soybean (continued). States Ranking Georgia Kentucky Louisiana 1 Palmer amaranth horseweed morningglory spp. 2 sicklepod smooth pigweed browntop millet 3 crabgrass spp. morningglory spp. pigweed spp. 4 morningglory spp. common ragweed hemp sesbania 5 Texas millet** prickly sida prickly sida 6 common cocklebur common lambsquarters barnyardgrass 7 nutsedge spp. johnsongrass dayflower spp. 8 Florida beggarweed large crabgrass jointvetch spp. 9 Florida pusley giant ragweed johnsongrass 10 field corn hophornbeam copperleaf nutsedge spp. 1 Palmer amaranth horseweed morningglory spp. 2 sicklepod honeyvine swallowwort*** pigweed spp. 3 morningglory spp. trumpetcreeper browntop millet 4 nutsedge spp. burcucumber nutsedge spp. 5 Florida pusley morningglory spp. redvine 6 Benghal dayflower* giant ragweed henbit 7 Texas millet** Palmer amaranth dayflower spp. 8 Florida beggarweed eastern black nightshade johnsongrass 9 Roundup Ready cotton waterhemp spp. prickly sida 10 Roundup Ready corn yellow nutsedge red rice *Benghal dayflower was previously known as tropical spiderwort. **Texas millet was previously known as Texas panicum. ***honeyvine swallowwort was previously known as honeyvine milkweed 282
9 Table 3. The Southern States 10 Most Common and Troublesome Weeds in Soybean (continued). States Ranking Mississippi Missouri 1 barnyardgrass waterhemp spp. 2 prickly sida morningglory spp. 3 morningglory spp. prickly sida 4 crabgrass spp. giant foxtail 5 Palmer amaranth common cocklebur 6 hemp sesbania horseweed 7 browntop millet common ragweed 8 sicklepod velvetleaf 9 broadleaf signalgrass large crabgrass 10 yellow nutsedge yellow nutsedge 1 Palmer amaranth waterhemp spp. 2 morningglory spp. morningglory spp. 3 yellow nutsedge Palmer amaranth 4 barnyardgrass giant ragweed 5 redvine johnsongrass 6 browntop millet Asiatic dayflower 7 johnsongrass Horseweed 8 prickly sida prickly sida 9 horseweed common ragweed 10 crabgrass spp. eastern black nightshade 283
10 Table 4. The Southern States 10 Most Common and Troublesome Weeds in Tobacco. States Ranking Florida Georgia Kentucky 1 crabgrass spp. crabgrass spp. smooth pigweed 2 Florida pusley Florida pusley foxtail spp. 3 nutsedge spp. morningglory spp. large crabgrass 4 sicklepod nutsedge spp. morningglory spp. 5 Florida beggarweed pigweed spp. common lambsquarters 6 bermudagrass common lambsquarters common ragweed 7 morningglory spp. Florida beggarweed johnsongrass 8 bristly starbur bermudagrass yellow nutsedge 9 Texas millet** bristly starbur Carolina horsenettle 10 pigweed spp. sicklepod hairy galinsoga 1 nutsedge spp. nutsedge spp. hairy galinsoga 2 bermudagrass morningglory spp. yellow nutsedge 3 morningglory spp. bermudagrass Carolina horsenettle 4 Benghal dayflower* pigweed spp. morningglory spp. 5 sicklepod Florida pusley honeyvine swallowwort*** 6 Florida beggarweed Florida beggarweed johnonsgrass 7 bristly starbur bristly starbur smooth pigweed 8 pigweed spp. Benghal dayflower* common ragweed 9 hairy indigo sicklepod common lambsquarters 10 wild poinsettia common cocklebur smooth groundcherry *Benghal dayflower was previously known as tropical spiderwort. **Texas millet was previously known as Texas panicum. ***honeyvine swallowwort was previously known as honeyvine milkweed. 284
11 Table 4. The Southern States 10 Most Common and Troublesome Weeds in Tobacco (continued). State Ranking North Carolina 1 nutsedge spp. 2 large crabgrass 3 pigweed spp. 4 sicklepod 5 broadleaf signalgrass 6 common ragweed 7 common lambsquarters 8 morningglory spp. 9 goosegrass 10 bermudagrass 1 morningglory spp. 2 pigweed spp. 3 nutsedge spp. 4 large crabgrass 5 sicklepod 6 common ragweed 7 common cocklebur 8 Carolina horsenettle 9 common lambsquarters 10 broadleaf signalgrass 285
12 Table 5. The Southern States 10 Most Common and Troublesome Weeds in Forestry. States Ranking Arkansas Florida Georgia 1 1 panicum spp. dogfennel bermudagrass 2 bahiagrass gallberry Rubus spp. 3 bermudagrass saw palmetto fescue spp. 4 broomsedge common ragweed dogfennel 5 goatweed Japanese climbing fern horseweed 6 horseweed broomsedge sicklepod 7 kudzu Chinese tallow eastern baccharis 8 ragweed spp. cogongrass Texas millet** 9 goldenrod spp. Chinese privet camphorweed 10 morningglory spp. oak spp. tropic croton 1 panicum spp. cogongrass bermudagrass 2 bahiagrass saw palmetto Rubus spp. 3 kudzu bamboo fescue spp. 4 morningglory spp. Chinese privet dogfennel 5 Japanese climbing fern Japanese climbing fern horseweed 6 Rubus spp. broomsedge sicklepod 7 broomsedge Chinese tallow eastern baccharis 8 goatweed dogfennel Texas millet** 9 horseweed blackberry spp. camphorweed 10 ragweed spp. titi tropic croton 1 Establishment phase for non-cutover sites. 286
13 Table 5. The Southern States 10 Most Common and Troublesome Weeds in Forestry (continued). States Ranking Georgia 2 Louisiana 1 sweetgum broomsedge 2 Quercus spp. dogfennel 3 Acer spp. Sweetgum 4 gallberry fireweed 5 wax myrtle panicum spp. 6 saw palmetto goldenrod 7 Nyssa spp. Rubus spp. 8 privet giant ragweed 9 Carya spp. Chinese privet 10 Kudzu johnsongrass 1 Sweetgum sweetgum 2 Quercus spp. Chinese tallow 3 Acer spp. Chinese privet 4 gallberry yaupon 5 wax myrtle broomsedge 6 saw palmetto Rubus spp. 7 Nyssa spp. Japanese climbing fern 8 privet Smilax spp. 9 Carya spp. gallberry 10 kudzu dogfennel 2 Site prep and woody release sites. 287
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