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knotweed

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knotweed
polygonumaviculare.
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One couple, for example, had established a safe campsite by burrowing deep into a large stand of Japanese knotweed, a bushy, invasive plant in New England that was originally introduced to hide outhouses.
Hate crimes against the homeless: warning-out New England style by Wachholz, Sandra / Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
Most web people class it on a par with Japanese knotweed.
Chameleon green by Lyall, Sutherland / The Architectural Review
Excess moisture also promotes the seed germination of weeds that later persist even when conditions turn drier, such as knotweed, goosegrass, buckhorn plantain, dandelion and white clover.
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