Scentless Mayweed


	tripleurospermum inodorum
	Family Name:	Asteraceae
	Class:	C
	Other Names:	scentless chamomile
	Why is it a noxious weed?	It is able to invade cultivated fields and prevent the harvest of small grains. Its spread can go unnoticed due to its similarity to Anthemis arvensis (corn chamomile, dog fennel or mayweed) another common weed. It may also spread as a seed contaminant.

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