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germination requirements
grain type
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introduced range includes
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native range includes
number of records in gbif
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plant growth form
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planthabit
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produces
resprout ability after clipping
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seed period begin
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seed spread rate
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are eaten by
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Aceria cinereae
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Schizura leptinoides Grote 1864
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