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21.
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<paragraph id="427A945EA144AA9A23F597B315A64EF9" pageId="23" pageNumber="27">Koch &amp; Ziz Fig. 12D</paragraph>
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<bibCitation id="BC18B9C81105886BDD9B7B62D6479B4D" pageId="23" pageNumber="27">Koch &amp; Ziz, Cat. pi.: 6 (1814).</bibCitation>
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Type: Germany, Pfalz (&quot;e Palati nata&quot;) ex herb.
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(S) lectotype, sel. by
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, Chenopodium album et
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affines: 83 (1974).
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D Kortbladet
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. F heisisavikka. N
<normalizedToken id="2248859477111986A1716E66C8800ED3" originalValue="småmelde" pageId="23" pageNumber="27">smamelde</normalizedToken>
.
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S
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.
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<paragraph id="7BF0D596C296A9AE8D5CA802F8726C7B" pageId="23" pageNumber="27" type="mainText">Therophyte (summer-annual). 20-80(-200) cm, young parts often greyish-green due to a dense cover of vesicular hairs. Stem terete to subangular, striped with green or uniformly greenish, hardly ever red-tinged, without red spots in the axils, hard, usually erect, often branched especially near the base; branches fairly long. Leaves with petiole often almost as long as the blade, green, especially small leaves often densely farinose. Lower and middle leaf-blades broadly ovate to rhombic or trullate, usually slightly 3-lobed with short, prominent side-lobes, (1 -)2.5-4(-5) cm, as wide as long or slightly wider than long; base broadly cuneate to almost truncate; margin with several acute teeth or entire; apex acute to obtuse. Upper leaf-blades clearly longer than wide, with a pair of acute basal teeth or lobes. Bracts lanceolate, entire, acuminate to mucronate.</paragraph>
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Inflorescences often conspicuously grey-farinose, terminal and axillary, panicle-like or somewhat spike-like; glomerules numerous, relatively small. Flowers bisexual or female. Tepals 5, connate halfway, densely farinose, keeled to winged, with narrow membranous margin and
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obtuse apex. Stamens 5. Stigmas 2, 0.5-1.1 mm. Nut falling with the perianth; pericarp easily detached. Seed suborbicular in outline, 1.1-1.4 mm; edge rounded; seed-coat black, glossy, with obscure radial striae. - Late summer to autumn.
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<paragraph id="FBCE37D4610BFB5D1FD23F26DD463449" pageId="23" pageNumber="27" type="mainText">[2n=54]</paragraph>
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Distribution. A casual alien; earlier mainly brought in with ballast, more recently usually with grain (mainly from Russia but also from the Mediterranean) and occasionally with cork. - D c. 50 records from c. 30 localities 1886-1973, most frequent after 1926; NJy
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1933, 1955,
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4 localities, latest Assentoft 1973, FyL Middelfart 1960, Odense 1910, Svendborg 1911, 1956,
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c. 20 localities, mainly in the
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area, latest Hagesholm 1969, LFM
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1936, 1942, Stege. N most records fairly old (ballast places and grain mills) in coastal towns from 0/to Ho Bergen; ST Skaun 1930; recently in VA Kristiansand 1969 (granaries) and SF
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1988 (field, probably manured by poultry farm or mill refuse). S Sk c. 10 localities 1891-1932, Landskrona 1963, Bl Karlskrona 1894-96,1933,1943, Karlshamn 1897,
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1818, Gtl
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Visby 1888, Kim Kalmar 1952, BhG numerous records from the
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area 1923-62,
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1926-27, Vg
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1914,
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Tunhem (on ore from Turkey) 1958, Srm Nacka several records 1894-1931, Vsm
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1926, Upi
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1998, Sollentuna 1925, Stockholm several records 1913-24, Uppsala 1903,
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1874, Gii
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1929, 1930, Vb
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1904 (ballast), LL Kvikkjokk. 1864. A report from S Hl Halmstad 1911 (Georgson et al. 1997) is based on misdetermined C. suecicum; for 2 other reports from the province (Ahlfvengren 1924) there are no vouchers. F V Turku 1953-63, Naantali 1975, 1994, Raisio 1961-62, U Helsinki 1901- 64 (also with Moroccan cork),
<normalizedToken id="5EDEA4A29CCDD9982869CA7A80FE1A7B" originalValue="Elimäki" pageId="23" pageNumber="27">Elimaeki</normalizedToken>
1985, EH Nokia 1972,1992, Tampere 1969-75, EP Vaasa 1953, PH Kuopio 1947 and OP Oulu I960.
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<paragraph id="6DCA9279AD410C1526EBDAC24CDD817A" pageId="23" pageNumber="27" type="mainText">The Mediterranean region and C Europe to SW Asia, south to tropical Africa.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="EA29A11F4FBBE22FDCD31A817C0EA745" pageId="23" pageNumber="27" type="mainText">Biology. Usually flowering in late autumn. The seeds rarely ripen in Norden.</paragraph>
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Hybridization. Hybrids of
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are known with
<taxonomicName id="B4BC28971DAB085E290435085DC3B89A" class="Magnoliopsida" family="Amaranthaceae" genus="Chenopodium" genus.bestMatchDistance="5358" genus.bestMatchVote="4" genus.innerRound="1" genus.outerRound="1" kingdom="Plantae" order="Caryophyllales" pageId="23" pageNumber="27" phylum="Tracheophyta" rank="variety" species="album" variety="album">C. album var. album</taxonomicName>
.
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Similar taxa. Small-leaved plants of
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are sometimes mistaken for
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(19),
<taxonomicName id="20F8BF91EA6AB45F7996D8E556FB6A09" class="Magnoliopsida" family="Amaranthaceae" genus="Chenopodium" kingdom="Plantae" order="Caryophyllales" pageId="23" pageNumber="27" phylum="Tracheophyta" rank="species" species="suecicum">C. suecicum</taxonomicName>
(14) or
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(15), all of which may have
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3-lobed leaves. In
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the leaf-blade is relatively wider than in any of the others.
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