Alabama OTPS Study Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct!!!
1. Johnsongrass Coarse Perenial, Does not persist under frequent mowing
2. Mullein Densely-hairy or woolly biennial (6ft tall)
3. Virginia Buttonweed Spreading Perennial herb, opposite leaves, lance shaped, white tubular flow-
ers, 4 lobes
4. Curly Dock Taprooted perennial, reddish brown fruit, 3 wing like projections
5. White clover Low growing perennials
6. Florida Bettiny Rattle snake weed
7. Dichondra Pony foot, creeping perennial
8. Dandelion Deeply taprooted, perennial, milky juice
9. Chickweed Mat-forming winter annual
10. Pigweed Tall annual, erect smooth to hairy stems
11. Wild garlic Cool season perennial, absence of fibrous coat on central bulb,
12. Annual bluegrass Clumped winter annual, spikelets
13. Dallisgrass 3-7 alternating branches of spikeletts
14. Goosegrass Crowfoot, silver crabgrass
15. Southern crabgrass Spreading summer annual, 2-9 fingerlike spikelets
16. Smooth crabgrass 2-6 fingerlike spikelets, spreading summer annual
17. Purple nutsedge Rapid spreading, perennial, 3 ranked basal leaves, seed head purple to
reddish brown
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1. Johnsongrass Coarse Perenial, Does not persist under frequent mowing
2. Mullein Densely-hairy or woolly biennial (6ft tall)
3. Virginia Buttonweed Spreading Perennial herb, opposite leaves, lance shaped, white tubular flow-
ers, 4 lobes
4. Curly Dock Taprooted perennial, reddish brown fruit, 3 wing like projections
5. White clover Low growing perennials
6. Florida Bettiny Rattle snake weed
7. Dichondra Pony foot, creeping perennial
8. Dandelion Deeply taprooted, perennial, milky juice
9. Chickweed Mat-forming winter annual
10. Pigweed Tall annual, erect smooth to hairy stems
11. Wild garlic Cool season perennial, absence of fibrous coat on central bulb,
12. Annual bluegrass Clumped winter annual, spikelets
13. Dallisgrass 3-7 alternating branches of spikeletts
14. Goosegrass Crowfoot, silver crabgrass
15. Southern crabgrass Spreading summer annual, 2-9 fingerlike spikelets
16. Smooth crabgrass 2-6 fingerlike spikelets, spreading summer annual
17. Purple nutsedge Rapid spreading, perennial, 3 ranked basal leaves, seed head purple to
reddish brown
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