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List of articles with the region SA

  • Lesser Jack, Doublegee, Erect Emex, Little Jack, Spiny Emex

  • Sand Rocket, Sand Mustard, Lincoln Weed

  • Wild Teasel, Wild Teazel, Fuller’s Teasel, Fuller’s Teazel, Card Thistle, Venus’ Basin, Water Thistle

  • Stinkwort, Stinkweed, Stink-weed, Camphor Inula, Khaki Weed, Cape Khaki Weed

  • Italian Bugloss

  • Paterson’s Curse, Salvation Jane, Purple Bugloss, Blue Echium, Blueweed, Blue Weed, Lady Campbell Weed, Plantain-leaf Viper’s Bugloss, Purple Echium, Riverina Bluebell

  • Leichhardt’s Thornapple, Mexican Thornapple, Native Thornapple

  • Thornapple, Devil’s Trumpet, Purple Horn of Plenty, Hindu Thornapple

  • Common Thornapple

  • Hairy Thornapple

  • Carrot, Wild Carrot, Common Carrot, Queen Anne’s Lace

  • Cape Ivy, German Ivy, Parlor Ivy, Italian Ivy, Ivy Groundsel, Mile-a-minute

  • Broom, English Broom, Scotch Broom, Common Broom, Scottish Broom, Spanish Broom

  • Fierce Thornapple, Longspine Thornapple

  • Downy Thornapple

  • Common Crupina, Bearded Creeper

  • Golden Dodder, Common Dodder, Dodder, Field Dodder, Angel’s Hair, Beggar Vine, Love Vine, Strangle Vine, Five-angled Dodder, Western field Dodder

  • Small-seeded Dodder, Small Seeded Alfalfa Dodder, Red Dodder, Strangle Weed Dodder, Alfalfa Dodder

  • DodderFringed DodderChilean DodderChile DoddeLucerne DodderAlfalfa Dodder

  • Devil’s Rope Pear, Tiger Pear, Devil’s Rope, Devil’s Rope Cactus, Rope Pear, Chain-link Cactus

  • Artichoke Thistle, Artichoke Cardoon, Wild Artichoke, Desert Artichoke, Spanish Artichoke, Scotch Thistle Cardoon, Globe Artichoke

  • Field Bindweed, Bindweed, Common Bindweed, Morning Glory, Wild Morning Glory, Annual Bindweed ,Convolvulus, Small-flowered Morning Glory, European Bindweed, Creeping Jenny, Perennial Morning Glory, Field Morning Glory, Lesser Bindweed, Cornbine, Corn-bind

  • Pampas Grass, Pink Pampas Grass, Cortaderia, Silvergrass

  • Broad-leaved Cotoneaster, Large-leaved Cotoneaster, Grey Leaf Cotoneaste, Grey Cotoneaster, Bright Bead Cotoneaster

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