Home
☰
Weed ID Tool
Catalog
Data and Licensing
About
Terms of Use
Weed Information: Eutrochium fistulosum (joepyeweed)
Back to Plant List
Eutrochium fistulosum (joepyeweed)
Family: Asteraceae
Description
Stems hollow and up to 2.5 meters tall. Leaves whorled 4-7 per node.
Images available without watermark. Please
contact us
for licensing requests.
Previous
Next
Characteristics
Flowers
Flower Color
Red (or pink)
Red-purple
Inflorescence Type (How the flowers are arranged on the plant)
Corymb
Head
Number of Petals
0 (no petals)
5 petals
more than 10 petals
Petal Separation
Completely free to base
United > 75% of length
Petal Tip
Pointed
Flower Symmetry
Flowers regular
Flower Length (Head length in the Asteraceae)
4 mm (.16 inch)
5 mm (.20 inch)
6 mm (.24 inch)
Flower Width (Head width in the Asteraceae)
4 mm (.16 inch)
5 mm (.20 inch)
6 mm (.24 inch)
7 mm (.28 inch)
8 mm (.32 inch)
Number of Sepals
sepals lacking
more than 10 sepals
Sepal Separation
Completely free to base
Sepal Tip
Pointed
Flower Sex
Bisexual (perfect)
Number of Styles
1 style
Number of Stamens
5 stamens
Stamens Attached to the Petals
Stamens attached to the petals
Stamens Connate (united)
Anthers united, syngynoecious
Fruit
Carpel Separation
Carpels united (or one)
Number of Carpels
1 carpel
Ovary Position
Inferior (epigynous)
Fruit Type
Achene
Fruit Length at Maturity
2 mm (.08 inch)
3 mm (.12 inch)
4 mm (.16 inch)
Fruit Width at Maturity
1 mm (.04 inch) or less
2 mm (.08 inch)
Burs
Fruit or seed NOT bur-like
Leaves
Leaf Arrangement
Whorled 4 per node
Whorled 5 - 8 per node
Leaf Type
Simple (including lobed leaves)
Stipules
Lacking
Tendrils
Tendrils absent
Venation
Pinnate
Petiole (leaf stem) Blade Ratio
Petiole absent (leaf sessile)
Petiole < 25% total length
Leaf Length (blade PLUS petiole)
4 - 10 cm (1.60 - 4.0 inches)
1 - 2 dm (4.0 - 8.0 inches)
Leaf Width
2 - 4 cm (.80 - 1.6 inches)
4 - 10 cm (1.6 - 4.0 inches)
Leaf Shape (simple leaves only)
Elliptic
Lanceolate
Ovate
Leaf or Leaflet Margin
Crenate
Dentate
Serrate
Leaf or Leaflet Blade Base
Acute (cuneate)
Acuminate (attenuate)
Truncate
Leaf or Leaflet Tip
Acuminate (attenuate)
Acute
Leaf or Leaflet Blade Surface
Glabrous (NO hairs)
Glandular
Succulence
Not succulent
General
Milky Juice
Juice NOT milky (watery)
Woodiness
Herbaceous
Spines or Thorns
Spines or Thorns ABSENT
Aromatic (vegetative structures)
Not aromatic
Life Cycle
Annual
Growth Habit (while flowering)
Erect, columnar (narrow)
Plant Height at Maturity
1 - 1.5 meters (3.3 - 5.0 feet)
1.5 - 2.0 meters (5.0 - 6.6 feet)
2 - 2.5 meters (6.6 - 8.3 feet)
Wind Dissemination
Fruit, seed, or spore wind borne
Moisture Regime
Mesic
Chlorophyll
Present
Stem
Stem Cross Section
Hollow (flowering stem at maturity)
Round
Flowering Stem Leaves
Stem uniformly leafy
Main Stem Branches
Main stem unbranched
Main stem branched
Root
Root or Vegetative Propagule
Fibrous
Geography
US State
Alabama
Arkansas
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Maine
Michigan
Missouri
Mississippi
North Carolina
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Indiana
Maryland
Rhode Island
Vermont
Oklahoma
Other
District of Columbia
Canadian Province or Territory
Quebec
References
More Turfgrass and Related Weeds: Beyond the Color Atlas, 2011 Clemson University Publishing ISBN# 978-0-9798777-5-9 See Page: 171
Weeds of Kentucky and Adjacent States, 1991 (ISBN 0-8131-1743-7) See page: 166
Weeds of the Northeast, 1956, Univ. of Delaware Field Manual #1 See species #: 127
Listed as a `Weed` by the Biota of North America Program, 2008 x
Back to Plant List