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Chamber Bitter
is a warm season annual. The stems of Chamber Bitter are upright
and grooved. The leaves are small and have smooth margins which
are arranged oppositely on branchlets.
Flowers are
inconspicuous and form in warm weather. The fruit of Chamber Bitter
is green and form on the underside of the branchlets. The seed explodes
and spread seeds in the surrounding area. Chamber Bitter reproduces
from seed.
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Chamber Bitter is
found from Texas to Florida and in the Tropics.
Cultural Practices:
Chamberbitter grows in turf, nurseries and other disturbed areas. Hand
pull when possible.
Herbicide
Use:
Repeated applications of growth regulator herbicides.
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