Teucrium canadense

Species category

Weed

Common name

Canada germander, wood sage, hairy germander, American germander

Diagnostic characters

Planting unit

NutletNutlet:
A small, dry, indehiscent carpel of a fruit, usually composed of one quarter of the fruit with each enclosing a single seed (e.g. mints).

Shape

Irregularly globose

Size

  • Length 2–2.5 mm
  • Width 2–2.5 mm
  • Thickness 1.8–2 mm

Color

Light brown

Texture

Large reticulations on curved surface

Other structures

Large depressed scar with collar

Identification notes

This nutletNutlet:
A small, dry, indehiscent carpel of a fruit, usually composed of one quarter of the fruit with each enclosing a single seed (e.g. mints).
is very irregular in shape and surface texture.

Noxious weed seed categories

Not listed

AOSA examination list

Included

Nomenclature

Family

Lamiaceae

Valid name

Teucrium canadense L.

 Teucrium canadense.  Irregularly shaped nutlets with a large, depressed scar that has a collar.
Teucrium canadense. Irregularly shaped nutlets with a large, depressed scar that has a collar.