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    Weeds can be classified in three ways: by morphology, life cycle, and habitat. By morphology, weeds are grouped as grass weeds, sedge weeds, or broadleaf weeds. By life cycle, they are annual, biannual, or perennial. And by habitat, they are land weeds, water weeds, or weeds that ride other plants. Grass weeds have round, hollow stems and leaves in two rows. Sedge weeds have triangular stems and leaves in three rows. Broadleaf weeds have net-veined leaves. Annual weeds complete their life cycle in one year, biannuals in two, and perennials live more than two years. Weeds also

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    Weeds can be classified in three ways: by morphology, life cycle, and habitat. By morphology, weeds are grouped as grass weeds, sedge weeds, or broadleaf weeds. By life cycle, they are annual, biannual, or perennial. And by habitat, they are land weeds, water weeds, or weeds that ride other plants. Grass weeds have round, hollow stems and leaves in two rows. Sedge weeds have triangular stems and leaves in three rows. Broadleaf weeds have net-veined leaves. Annual weeds complete their life cycle in one year, biannuals in two, and perennials live more than two years. Weeds also

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    Weeds can be classified in three ways: by morphology, life cycle, and habitat. By morphology, weeds are grouped as grass weeds, sedge weeds, or broadleaf weeds. By life cycle, they are annual, biannual, or perennial. And by habitat, they are land weeds, water weeds, or weeds that ride other plants. Grass weeds have round, hollow stems and leaves in two rows. Sedge weeds have triangular stems and leaves in three rows. Broadleaf weeds have net-veined leaves. Annual weeds complete their life cycle in one year, biannuals in two, and perennials live more than two years. Weeds also

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    DPT Kelompok 6

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    Weeds can be classified in three ways: by morphology, life cycle, and habitat. By morphology, weeds are grouped as grass weeds, sedge weeds, or broadleaf weeds. By life cycle, they are annual, biannual, or perennial. And by habitat, they are land weeds, water weeds, or weeds that ride other plants. Grass weeds have round, hollow stems and leaves in two rows. Sedge weeds have triangular stems and leaves in three rows. Broadleaf weeds have net-veined leaves. Annual weeds complete their life cycle in one year, biannuals in two, and perennials live more than two years. Weeds also

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    WEEDS

    CLASSIFICATION

    Dasar Perlindungan Tanaman


    Group 6
    A m a r a Seva A. (133220081)
    Wahyu Tri M. (133220083)
    Rio Triatmojo N. (133220084)
    Vanisa Hasanah (133220086)
    WEEDS
    CLASSIFICATION

    1 Based on their morphology

    2 Based on their life cycle

    3 Based on their habitat


    Based on their morphology

    Based on their morphology, weeds can be grouped


    into grass weeds, sadge weeds, and broadleaf
    weeds.
    GRASS
    WEEDS
    Grass weeds belong to the Poacea Family,
    the general characteristics of grass weeds it
    has slightly flattened round stem and is
    generally hollow. Solitary leaves at the nodes
    (segment), arranged in two rows, generally
    having parallel veins.
    SADGE
    WEEDS Sadges weeds belong to the Cyperaceae
    Family. Stems are generally triangular in
    shape, sometimes round and usually not
    hollow. Leaves arranged in three rows, do
    not have leaf tongues (ligula). Flowers
    stalks are bookles. Flowers are usually
    protected by a protective leaf
    BROADLEAF

    WEEDS
    Broadleaf weeds are generally included in
    the Pteridophyte Family. Broadleaf weeds
    have leaf veins in the form of nets.
    Based on their life cycle

    Based on their life cycle


    weeds can be grouped
    into annual weeds,
    biannual weeds, and
    perennial weeds.
    A N N U A L
    W E ED S

    Annual weeds have a life cycle of one year. Annual weeds has
    the ability to grow fast and is able to produce seeds in a short
    time. Weeds that have annuals life cycle including Bayam duri
    (Amaranthus sp.) and Rumput jampang (Digitaria sp.)
    BIANNUAL WEEDS

    Biannual weeds have a life cycle is more than one year but not
    more than two years. At the first year this weeds produces a
    rosette, at the second years this weeds produces flowers dan
    seeds, at the end this weeds finally dies. Weeds that have
    biannuals life cycle including Aretium sp. and Circium vulgare.
    PA R E N N I A L
    WEEDS

    Parennial weeds can live more than two years or may be


    almost unlimited. Weeds that have parennials life cycle
    including Cyperus rotundus and Imperata cylindrica.
    Based on their habitat

    Based on their habitat, weeds can be grouped into


    land weeds, water weeds, weeds that ride on other
    plants.
    Land Weeds

    Land weeds are weeds who grows on land.


    Weeds whose habitat is on land including
    Imperata cylindrica and Chromolaena
    odorata.
    Water Weeds

    Water weeds are weeds who grows on


    water. Water weeds can be grouped into
    two types, first is water weeds that grow in
    the salt water, second is water weeds that
    grow in the fresh water. Salt water weeds
    live in condition like sea water, such as in
    mangrove forest.
    WEEDS THAT RIDE
    ON OTHER PLANTS
    Weeds that ride on other plants are weeds that
    live ride on cultivated plants. Weeds that ride on
    other plants including epiphytes, hemi-parasite,
    and hyper-parasite.
    THANK YOU!
    ANY QUESTION???

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