dayflower

IPA: dˈeɪfɫaʊɝ

Examples of "dayflower" in Sentences

In rice I recommend several herbicides for dayflower control.
Bengal dayflower had 3.5 times more above ground biomass than
If the site is favorable, the Asiatic dayflower can take over other plants.
When you look at the dayflower from above you will see the mouse-ear petals.
With Permit, I do not recommend rates less than 1 ounce per acre when dayflower is present.
Each flower blooms only in the morning for one day, which is why this flower is known as the dayflower.
On small (one - to two-leaf) dayflower, any of the herbicides listed above will likely provide adequate early suppression or control.
The Bengal dayflower (also known as tropical spiderwort) is becoming an important species in Africa and Asia, not to mention, in irrigated fields.
She writes: "The day's culinary highlight was our dinner salad of foraged Asiatic dayflower, lady's thumb, lamb's quarters and yellow wood sorrel.
He printed one color a day, from light to dark-clamshell for white, red lead for tan, turmeric for yellow, redbud for pink, safflower for red, cochineal for crimson, dayflower for blue, lampblack for ebony-on soft mulberry paper.