Seeds of Michigan Weeds

by W. J. Beal

In-dig´e-nous, native and original to the region.

• Inula, [167]
• Iva, [167]

In´vo-lu-cre, a set of bracts immediately subtending a flower or inflorescence.

• Jerusalem oak, [125]
• Jimson weed, [155]
• Juncaceae, [118]
• June grass, [116]

Keel, the joined pair of petals in a papilionaceous corolla; a projecting ridge along the back of an organ.

• Knawel, [128]
• Knot-grass, [119]
• Knotweed, [120]
• Knotweed family, [128]

• Labiatae, [154]
• Lactuca, [168]
• Lady's Thumb, [121]
• Lamb's quarters, [124]
• Lamium, [154]

Lan´ce-o-late, tapering abruptly towards the base and gradually towards the apex, like the head of a lance.

• Lappula, [152]
• Large-bracted plantain, [158]
• Leafy spurge, [143]
• Leguminosae, [139]
• Leontodon, [168]
• Leonurus, [154]
• Lepidium, [136]
• Leptilon, [165]
• Liliaceae, [119]
• Lily family, [119]
• Linaria, [156]

Lin´e-ar, very narrow with the margins parallel or nearly so.