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Cirsium vulgare, the
spear thistle, bull
thistle, or
common thistle, is a
species of the
Asteraceae genus Cirsium,
native throughout most of
Europe (north...
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Carthamus –
distaff thistle Centaurea – star
thistle Cicerbita – sow
thistle Cirsium –
melancholy thistle,
creeping thistle,
spear thistle, and
others Cnicus...
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vulgare (
spear thistle),
which is also
known as
Scotch or
Scottish thistle and is the
national flower of Scotland.[citation needed]
Spear thistle is native...
- "Creeping
thistle -
recognition and treatment".
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original on 11
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Garden Services. "
Spear Thistle, recognition...
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Cirsium vulgare (
spear thistle) is
listed in the
United States (where as a non-native
invasive species it has been
renamed "bull
thistle") as a noxious...
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official and unofficial,
including the
thistle, the nation's
floral emblem (celebrated in the song, The
Thistle o' Scotland), the
Declaration of Arbroath...
- from May to
September in
western Europe. The
larvae feed on
spear thistle and musk
thistle. tortricidae.com Data
related to
Epiblema scutulana at Wikispecies...
- ****ure
because of the size of the
island and the
varied geography.
Spear thistle,
accidentally introduced to the island, is a problem;
volunteers from...
- and
pasture flowers include meadow thistle,
creeping thistle,
spear thistle, pignut,
lesser knapweed,
meadow thistle,
smooth hawksbeard, eyebright, ragged...
- Free. They are all
native plants.
These are:
Spear thistle (Cirsium vulgare) Creeping, or field,
thistle (Cirsium arvense)
Curled dock (Rumex crispus)...