Three weeds growing in shade

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  1. Blake09

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    This is growing in recently cleared heavy clay soil. It is in an area that stays on the moist side and is getting 4hours of direct sunlight (11am-3pm) per day. It resembles something like India Crabgrass but is obviously different. The sample I picked has still not dried and it’s been almost a week. I live in Zone 8a In South Carolina if it helps
     

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    Plant number two resembles some kind of Plantago major?
     

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    Plant number 3 grows in deep shade in among my hostas.
     

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  4. Andrey Zharkikh

    Andrey Zharkikh Well-Known Member 10 Years

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    #1 - Dichanthelium oligosanthes or related
     
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    #2 Elephantopus
     
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    tipularia Well-Known Member 10 Years

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    #3 might be an
    Amaranthus.​
     
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    Amaranthus tends to have leaves with entire margin, this is more likely to be Acalypha rhomboidea.
     

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