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Ontario Weeds: Jimsonweed
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Name: Jimsonweed, Datura stramonium
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Jimsonweed (A - plant beginning to flower; B - portion of stem with spiny seedpods).
| Top of Page | Stems & Roots: Stems stout, erect,
90-200cm (3-6½ft) high, usually much-branched in the upper
part, smooth and hairless, larger plants with the main stem often
5cm (2in.) or more in diameter; cotyledons (seed leaves) long-oval,
2-4cm (4/5-1½in.) long, shriveling but persisting on the developing
seedling; first true leaves ovate with pointed tips and few or no
lobes; later leaves distinctly alternate (1 per node), usually somewhat
coarsely and sharply toothed or lobed, 10-20cm (4-8in.) long and long-stalked.
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