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English: Axyris amaranthoides L. - Russian pigweed - illustration from Clark, G.H., Fletcher, J., Farm weeds of Canada, t. 41 (1906)
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Source http://www.plantillustrations.org/illustration.php?id_illustration=158106 Illustration contributed by the York University Libraries, Canada
Author Norman Criddle (1875-1933)

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