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Common Name: Hophornbeam Copperleaf

Species Name: Acalypha ostryifolia

Family Name:  Euphorbiaceae

 

Examples of Hophornbeam CopperleafAcalypha ostryifolia

A young hophornbeam copperleaf weed being held in hand.
A young hophornbeam copperleaf weed being held in hand.
A young hophornbeam copperleaf weed being held in hand. Copyright Shawn Askew, Viginia Tech.
A young hophornbeam copperleaf being held over other weeds in a field.
A young hophornbeam copperleaf being held over other weeds in a field.
A young hophornbeam copperleaf being held over other weeds in a field. Copyright Shawn Askew, Virginia Tech.
A hophornbeam copper leaf weed in the ground, surrounded by other weeds and grass.
A hophornbeam copper leaf weed in the ground, surrounded by other weeds and grass.
A hophornbeam copper leaf weed in the ground, surrounded by other weeds, dirt, leaves and grass. Copyright Shawn Askew, Virginia Tech.
Small hophornbeam copperleaf buds being held in hand.
Small hophornbeam copperleaf buds being held in hand.
Small hophornbeam copperleaf buds being held in hand. Copyright Shawn Askew, Virginia Tech.
Hophornbeam copperleaf full grown leaves.
Hophornbeam copperleaf full grown leaves.
Hophornbeam copperleaf full grown leaves. Copyright Shawn Askew, Virginia Tech.
Hophornbeam copperleaf spiked buds and leaves being held in hand.
Hophornbeam copperleaf spiked buds and leaves being held in hand.
Hophornbeam copperleaf spiked buds and leaves being held in hand. Copyright Ryan Askew, Virginia Tech.
Hophornbeam Copperleaf roots and stem being held in hand.
Hophornbeam Copperleaf roots and stem being held in hand.
Hophornbeam Copperleaf roots and stem being held in hand. Copyright Shawn Askew, Virginia Tech.The image attribution

 

Plant Facts    
Method of Propagation Seed  
Life Cycle Annual Herb  

 

 

  • Seed

     Ovoid, silvery gray, tuberculate

  • Seedling

    Cotyledons pubescent; stems with short pubescence; first leaves toothed, sparsely pubescent

  • Mature Plant

    Fibrous roots from taproot; erect stem, simple to usually branched, pubescent; trichomes sparse to dense, glandular or short and recurved; alternate leaves, simple, ovate to rhombic-ovate, margins serrate, terminal and axillary inflorescences on separate spikes; capsule fruit, 3-seeded

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