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Help identifying a weed.

 
Adam Na
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I've got a weed that is showing throughout my front yard, mainly in my Bermuda grass.

http://i.imgur.com/xaRNV.jpg

It has a taproot, the stem and leaves stay mostly low to the ground until it tries to start seeding. Any thoughts?
 
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I can't really tell what that is - maybe someone else can have a go at it. It might be easier to I.D. a plant that has not wilted - you already have a good pic of the root maybe you can leave one to flower or go to seed.

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