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• Weed
  ...n become naturalised in an area and become weeds. Describing a plant as a weed is therefore a matter of human perception. [[Blackberry|Blackberries]], fr
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• Weed/Approval
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• Weed/Definition
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• Lady Campbell Weed
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• Weed/Related Articles
  {{r|Joe Pye Weed}} Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Weed]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Alfred Cleveland Weed
  | name = Albert Weed | portrait = Alfred C. Weed, in beard and stiff hat - 3000.33.2904.jpg
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• Alfred Cleveland Weed/Definition
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• Artemisia vulgaris/Definition
  ...thern Africa, but is also present in North America where it is an invasive weed; it is a very common plant growing on nitrogenous soils, like weedy and unc
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• Alfred Cleveland Weed
  | name = Albert Weed | portrait = Alfred C. Weed, in beard and stiff hat - 3000.33.2904.jpg
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• Weed/Related Articles
  {{r|Joe Pye Weed}} Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Weed]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Weed
  ...n become naturalised in an area and become weeds. Describing a plant as a weed is therefore a matter of human perception. [[Blackberry|Blackberries]], fr
  1 KB (208 words) - 22:03, 15 September 2013
• Patterson’s Curse
  ...atterson’s Curse has now become naturalised, and is classed as a [[noxious weed]] over most of the continent. “The weeds numbers and distribution must b ...and can cause [[liver]] failure. Animals can be poisoned from eating the weed directly or remnants of it in cut hay. Fortunately, the plant is not very
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• Calla Lily/Related Articles
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• Lamb's lettuce
  ...spread to [[North America]] and northern [[Africa]]. It also occurs as a [[weed]] in grain fields of Europe and America. It produces bland greens which are
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• Lamb's lettuce/Related Articles
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• Allelopathy
  The phrase "one man's weed is another man's wild flower" is an accurate summation of the subjective na ''Verbesina encelioides'' (A. Gray, Asteraceae) is a perennial weed common in uncultivated fields in semi-arid India that often invades crops i
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• Three Sisters
  ...nt)|squash/pumpkin]] family, which provided shade for the soil and reduced weed growth.
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• Monoculture/Related Articles
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• List of agricultural methods topics
  *[[weed control]]
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• Rye
  ...s to have coevolved with wheat and barley for over 2,000 years, found as a weed in fields of those grains until its independent worth was recognized. Engli ...ly reported that residues of fall-planted, spring-killed rye reduces total weed biomass by 60% to 95% when compared to controls with no residue. Rye residu
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• Monoculture
  ...ting [[cereal]] crops, when other plant species were first identified as [[weed]]s and removed to prevent competition and make cultivation easier. In its m ...s a rich [[biodiversity]] of smaller species. In a few settings [[invasive weed]]s have so completely outcompeted other species that an unintentional monoc
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• Comparative biology
  ...[Siphonognathus argyrophanes]], feeds on small invertebrates picked from [[weed]]s or the [[substratum]], (o) [[Gomphosus varius]], feeds on small [[benthi
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• Wild rose
  ...the trouble of growing in most residential [[garden]]s. They can become [[weed|invasive]] in the right circumstances.
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• Tomato
  ...nd is a close relative of the poisonous plants [[belladonna]] and [[jimson weed]], and in fact the roots and leaves of tomato plants are poisonous.
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• Bird
  ...eat insects that humans find irritating or destructive, and they consume [[weed]] [[seed]]s. Finally, birds act as useful [[scavenger]]s around areas of h
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• Calla Lily
  ...est. ''Zantedeschia'' have naturalised in some areas and are classed as [[weed]]s in parts of [[Western Australia]]. According to a New South Wales gover
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• Organism/Related Articles
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