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1. m.farms.com › weed-management › storks-billStorks Bill | Weed Management | Farms.com

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   Stork’s Bill is an annual or biennial herb which grows from a sparsely branched taproot. This weed originated from Europe and is drought tolerant. During dryer season, Stork’s Bill can drastically reduce crop yield if not managed correctly.

2. www.adama.com › pest-profiles › storks-billPest Profile: Stork’s Bill | ADAMA West Canada

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   • Identification
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   Stork’s bill stalks are erect and grow to about 40 cm (16 in.) tall. The leaves resemble carrot leaves, and the pink or purplish flowers are about 1 cm (1/2 in.) in size and grow in clusters of 2-12 flowers on long flower stalks. At the maturity stage, the seed splits into five segments, each with a spiraled tail.

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   Scout fields early, as stork’s bill can grow past the recommended herbicide application stages.

   Check low spots for patches, and take at least 20 weed counts across the field.

   Control by tilling the previous fall and then treat with an herbicide as early in the season as possible.

   Clean all equipment thoroughly to avoid unintentionally spreading seed.

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   “Stork’s Bill (Erodium cicutarium).” Alberta Invasive Plants Council. https://bit.ly/2qxANAT “Stork’s Bill.” Province of Manitoba. https://bit.ly/2OsX643

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4. www.gov.mb.ca › crops › weedsProvince of Manitoba | agriculture - Stork's Bill

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   Winter annual stork's bill plants compete and set seed early in the spring and should be controlled the previous fall with tillage after the majority of plants have germinated. Stork's bill should be treated as early as possible with herbicides. The weed quickly advances through it's growth stages, escaping the window for herbicide application.

5. hortsense.cahnrs.wsu.edu › fact-sheet › weedsWeeds: Redstem filaree (Stork’s bill, Crane’s bill) – Erodium ...

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   Jun 22, 2024 · The fruits (similar to those of Pelargonium, or florist’s geranium) give rise to the name stork’s-bill, as they have long beaks and are borne at a sharp angle to the stalks. Each fruit breaks into five seeds at maturity.

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6. www.eattheweeds.com › erodium-circutarium-geraniumStork’s Bill, Cranesbill - Eat The Weeds and other things, too

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   Stork’s Bill is one of those little plants that’s not supposed to grow locally but does here and there. Native to the Mediterranean area, it came here with the Spaniards and later proliferated with the planting of alfalfa, whose fields it likes to inhabit.

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7. www.colorado.edu › asmagazine › 2020/06/01Stork's bill seeds plant themselves | Colorado Arts and ...

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   Jun 1, 2020 · Common stork's bill seeds explode from the plant, find a fissure, and screw themselves underground. Photo by Jeff Mitton. When tissue is very dry, the awn coil is a tight spiral and the awn tail is held at a right angle and has a gentle curve.

8. www.wildlifetrusts.org › wildflowers › storks-billStork's-bill | The Wildlife Trusts

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   Stork's-bill. Scientific name: Erodium cicutarium. The bill-shaped seed pods of Common Stork's-bill explode when ripe, sending the seeds flying! This low-growing plant has pretty pink flowers and can be seen on grasslands and coastal sands.