Healthy Lawns—Weed Key, Broadleaves, Leaves are arrowhead-shaped or rounded

The UC Guide to Healthy Lawns

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Egg-shaped to arrowhead-shaped leaves; 2 basal lobes may be noticeable; leaves green without distinct markings

Egg-shaped to rounded leaves; margins wavy; leaves with reddish to purple spots or veins

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The UC Guide to Healthy Lawns

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