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Amaranthus bouchonii Thell.

indehiscent amaranth (Amaranthaceae)

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RestrictedVery strong tendencySE
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Amaranthus bouchonii is most encountered as a casual in East Anglia, but also occurs in other parts of south-eastern England.

Hailey (VC23: Oxfordshire); 2016-08-29

 indehiscent amaranth / Amaranthus bouchonii: _Amaranthus bouchonii_ is most encountered as a casual in East Anglia, but also occurs in other parts of south-eastern England.

The fruits of Amaranthus bouchonii are indehiscent, and the tepals taper to a very fine point.

Hailey (VC23: Oxfordshire); 2016-08-29

 indehiscent amaranth / Amaranthus bouchonii: The fruits of _Amaranthus bouchonii_ are indehiscent, and the tepals taper to a very fine point.

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