2016-07-28_REPORT - M1985112

• Permit No: M1985112
• IBM Index Class Name: Report
• Doc Date: 7/28/2016
• Doc Name: Annual Fee/Report/Map
• From: Loloff Mine
• To: DRMS
• Annual Report Year: 2016
• Email Name: PSH
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Scotch broom (Cytisus scopanus) Sericea lespedeza a+
•7 ft.tall by 3 1/2 ft.wide (Lespedeza cuneata) II
•Blooms late spring to early summer •3 to 6 ft.tall
4 -Flowers 1 in.&pea-like -Blooms summer to fall
y •Trifoliate leaves dark green above; -Flowers in clusters of 2-4
paler&fuzzy below;alternate& -Leaves thin,alternate,abundant a
pinately compound;1/2-1 in.wide &three-parted;leaflets 1/2-1 in.
-Grooved stems up to 2 in.wide with wedge-shaped bases;hairy
•Flat seedpods with small black seeds -One to many slender stems
Spiny cocklebur (Xanthium Swainsonpea (Sphaerophysa salsula)
rY mN,h,o„
•1-4 ft.tall by 1-4 ft.wide spinosum) -Up to 5 ft.tall
-Blooms June to Julys -Blooms May to June
-Flowers 1-11/2 in.;creamy green -Flowers 1/4-1 in.long,pea-
-Stem straight&ridgid shaped,&in groups of 4-8
-Leaves alternate,up to 3 in.long •Leaves compound pinnate,alternate;
&11/2 in.wide;3-lobed,shiny > 9-25 oval leaflets with silvery hairs
3
-Female flowers become burrs W -Seeds form in inflated bladder-like pods
which are the fruits;egg-shaped -Woody taproot with spreading rhizomes
Syrian beancaper Water hyacinth (Eichhomia crasspes)
(Zygophyllum fabago)
.Up to 3 ft.tall;dense floating aquatic
o� -Up to 3 ft.tall by 3 ft.wide -Forms dense thickets in water
COCA -Blooms May to August -Blooms July to October
o.pt -Flowers can be white,yellow or salmon -Flowers 2 in.wide in clusters
Food
@Ag color&have 10-12 orange stamens at the end of a 12-in.spike
-Stems succulent&multi-branched -Leaves dark green,11/2to
-Leaves opposite,compound& 41/2 in.wide&6 in.long
with 2 thick,fleshy leaflets -Feathery roots
} Water lettuce(Pistia stratiotes) White bryony(Bryonia alba)
•2-3 ft.tall;dense floating aquatic ttj •12 ft.long or more;vigorous
-Blooms late summer to winter °� vine;can grow 6 in.per day
-Flowers inconspicuous;clustered °"s"""`" •Blooms mid-summer
on small,fleshy stalk in leaf axils -Flower 1/2 in.wide&greenish-white
-Leaves velvety,hairy,spongy -Leaves dark green&palmately lobed;
&in rosettes;6 in.long; each has a corkscrew tendril for climbing
connected by short stolons -Highly toxic seeds in round,black fruit
-Roots numerous&feathery -Forms dense mats&shades out vegetation
Woolly distaff thistle Yellow flag iris r
(Carthamus lanatus) t (Ins pseudacorus)
,d •3-4 ft.tall wetland perennial
•31/2 ft. all ~ -Blooms late spring to early summer
-Blooms July to August -Flowers bright yellow with
-Flowers 1-2 in.wide 3 drooping sepals&3 smaller,upright
with spiny bracts petals,3 in.wide&in groups of 2-10
-Pale green stems hairy,rigid,upper portion -Leaves arise from base,flat with raised
branched;plants persist after they have died mid-rib,rhisomes grow up to 20 ft.
-Flowers similar to yellow starthistle -Fruit are 2 in.brown capsules
The CDA Watch List consists of species that have been determined to pose
a potential threat to the agricultural productivity and environmental values of Contact:Patty York,
the lands of the state. Many species included on this list are not yet known EDRR Specialist
to occur in the state but have been recognized as noxious or problematic by Colorado Department of
another state or states in the region. For the included species that do occur Agriculture
in Colorado, more information is needed about their distribution and effect on Conservation Services
agricultural and natural lands in the state. Division
Noxious Weed Program
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Report sitings to:[e-mail] Lakewood,CO 80215
Please include a latitude&longitude or a detailed description of the site location with [phone]
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