Which plant has leaves shaped like arrowhead and funnel-shaped flowers?

• A. Field Bindweed
• B. Tamarisk
• C. Quackgrass
• D. Hoary Cress

Answer: (A)

Identifying plants in rangeland often relies on combining leaf shape with flower form. Field bindweed shows arrowhead (sagittate) leaves paired with funnel-shaped, trumpet-like flowers, which is a distinctive pairing for this weed. This makes it stand out from the others: tamarisk is a woody shrub with tiny leaves and small clusters of flowers, not funnel-shaped blooms; quackgrass is a grass with a spike-like inflorescence; hoary cress has small white flowers in a branched cluster, not funnel-shaped. So the plant that matches both arrowhead leaves and funnel-shaped flowers is field bindweed.