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knotweed
[ not-weed ]
noun
- any of several knotty-stemmed plants belonging to the genus Polygonum, of the buckwheat family.
knotweed
/ ˈnɒtˌwiːd /
noun
- any of several polygonaceous plants of the genus Polygonum, having small flowers and jointed stems
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There are many edible invasive plants and weeds out there, like knotweed and some species of pokeweed.
From Popular-Science
Japanese knotweed, for all its invasive attributes, was an ornamental plant for the Victorians.
From The Daily Beast
It is Polygonum Virginicum, and so far without a common name, unless Virginia knotweed be satisfactory.
From Project Gutenberg
Those of us who are gardeners will certainly agree that “unfortraedde” is the right name for knotweed.
From Project Gutenberg
A common roadside flower is the Pink Knotweed, with its branching stems and groups of bright pink flowers.
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