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elsewhere considered a weed.
Common names include lamb's quarters, melde,
goosefoot, wild
spinach and fat-hen,
though the
latter two are also
applied to other...
- family, in
reference to its type
genus Amaranthus. It
includes the
former goosefoot family Chenopodiaceae and
contains about 165
genera and 2,040 species...
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Kristen Gremillion and others,
goosefoots have a
history of
culinary use
dating back to 4000 BC or earlier, when
pitseed goosefoot (C. berlandieri) was a staple...
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Times Online, 13 May 2008 (registration required) Grieve, M. (2014). "
Goosefoots". A
Modern Herbal. Botanical.com.
Retrieved 17 May 2015. Francis-Baker...
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Goosefoot or
goose foot may
refer to: The foot of a
goose Chenopodium, the
genus of
plants known as
goosefoots Chenopodiaceae, a
defunct family of flowering...
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Jerusalem oak
goosefoot,
sticky goosefoot or
feathered geranium, is a
flowering plant in the
genus Dysphania (the
glandular goosefoots). It is native...
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glauca (syn.
Chenopodium glau****),
common name oak-leaved
goosefoot, is a
species of
goosefoot plant native to Europe. It has been
introduced and become...
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flowering plant in the
family Chenopodioideae known by the
common name
clammy goosefoot. It is
native to Australia, but it can be
found in
other parts of the...
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flowering plant in the
amaranth family known by the
common name
leafy goosefoot. It is
native to Eurasia. It can be
found on
other continents as an introduced...
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plant in the
family Amaranthaceae known by the
common names nettle-leaved
goosefoot, Australian-spinach, salt-green, and sowbane. This
plant is
native to...
