Leaves of Oakleaf Goosefoot
are green and smooth above but densely mealy on the underside. Leaves are usually
lobed and broadest toward the base, resembling oak leaves. Stems often have red
streaks. Oakleaf Goosefoot is a weed that is most commonly found along the edges
of ponds and reservoirs. Plants in the genus Chenopodium are difficult
to identify, but Oakleaf Goosefoot is one of the easier species to recognize.
