Amaranthus palmeri(AMAPA)
Photos
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For publication in journals, books or magazines, permission should be obtained from the original photographers with a copy to EPPO.
Growing in CRP (Conservation Reserve Planting) North America
Courtesy: Bob Hartzler (Iowa State University)
Invading roadside in North America
Courtesy: Bob Hartzler (Iowa State University)
A. palmeri seedling (left). A. tuberculatus (right)
Courtesy: Bob Hartzler (Iowa State University)
Removal of infestation (foreground)
Courtesy: Jason Ferrell (University of Florida)
Emerging seedlings
Courtesy: Jason Ferrell (University of Florida)
Emerging seedlings
Courtesy: Jason Ferrell (University of Florida)
Invading roadside in North America
Courtesy: Jason Ferrell (University of Florida)
By road and agriculture land (Lleida, Spain)
Courtesy: Guillaume Fried (ANSES)
Edge of agriculture land (Lleida, Spain)
Courtesy: Guillaume Fried (ANSES)
Occurring in maize field (Lleida, Spain)
Courtesy: Guillaume Fried (ANSES)
Along road (Spain)
Courtesy: Jordi Recasens
In Spain
Courtesy: Jordi Recasens
In Spain
Courtesy: Jordi Recasens
Flower head
Courtesy: Jordi Recasens
Along road (Spain)
Courtesy: Jordi Recasens
In maize (Spain)
Courtesy: Jordi Recasens
In Spain
Courtesy: Jordi Recasens
In maize (Spain)
Courtesy: Jordi Recasens
In maize (Spain)
Courtesy: Jordi Recasens
In orchard (Spain)
Courtesy: Jordi Recasens