Prickly Mallow (pricly sida)
Sida spinosa
A small, much-branched perennial herb with tiny star-shaped hairs. Flowers in leaf axils of upper stems, about 3/8 inch across, with 5 yellow to orange-yellow petals; the stamens are united around the pistil (a feature of mallows). Blooms June–October. Leaves alternate, on long stems, ovate to oblong with crenate (scalloped) margins. Leaf stems have at their bases a small, spinelike projection, which is quite soft until the plant matures and dries out. Fruit a flattened ring that splits into 5 wedge-shaped sections (mericarps) each with a pair of short beaks toward the tip.
Pesticides
Lexone DF
intensity: ★★★
Lexone DF Toss-N-Go
intensity: ★★★
Sencor 480 F
intensity: ★★★
Sencor 480 Soybean Flowable
intensity: ★★★
Sencor 500 Flowable
intensity: ★★★
Sencor 75 DF
intensity: ★★★
Sencor Solupak
intensity: ★★★
Tricor 75 DF
intensity: ★★★
Tricor 75 WSB
intensity: ★★★
Tricor Mx
intensity: ★★★
Dual Magnum Soybean
intensity: N/A
Eptam 8-E
intensity: N/A
Sencor DF Soybean
intensity: N/A
Sencor for Soybeans
intensity: N/A
Squadron
intensity: N/A