Right Answer:
You can tell this is common
lambsquarter because of the characteristic leaves. The leaves are commonly light green and covered
with a mealy, white substance that appears as if someone
has sprinkled powdered sugar on the plant. The leaves are
irregularly lobed and basically triangular in shape. The inflorescence
on common lambsquarters is green in color and contains
large quantities of seed. The
seeds are commonly found with there hulls attached. With
the hulls attached, these seeds are brownish-tan and shaped
like 5-pointed stars.