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particularly species-rich.
Common names for this
genus are centaury, centory,
starthistles, knapweeds,
centaureas and the more
ambiguous "bluets"; a vernacular...
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region and
invasive in many
other places. It is also
known as
golden starthistle,
yellow ****spur and St. Barnaby's
thistle (or
Barnaby thistle). Centaurea...
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include the
kudzu vine,
giant hogweed, ****anese knotweed, and
yellow starthistle.
Notably invasive animals include European rabbits,
domestic cats, and...
- as the
yellow starthistle hairy weevil. It is used as an
agent of
biological pest
control against the
noxious weed
yellow starthistle (Centaurea solstitialis)...
- Young,
James A.; Clements,
Charlie D.; Balciunas, JOE (2002). "Purple
Starthistle (Centaurea calcitrapa) Seed Germination1". Weed Technology. 16 (2): 452...
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Centaurea americana,
commonly called American starthistle or
American basketflower, is an
annual native to the
southern central United States and northeastern...
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Centaurea melitensis (called
Maltese star-thistle in Europe,
tocalote or
tocolote in
western North America) is an
annual plant in the
family Asteraceae...
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known as the
yellow starthistle pea**** fly. It is used as an
agent of
biological pest
control against the
noxious weed
yellow starthistle (Centaurea solstitialis)...
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plants to
become established. Many non-native species, such as
yellow starthistle (Centaurea solstitialis), are able to
produce a long tap root that allows...
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