- A
ruderal species is a
plant species that is
first to
colonize disturbed lands. The
disturbance may be natural – for example,
wildfires or avalanches –...
-
tumbleweed and
comprises most of the plant.
Diaspores are
common in
weedy and
ruderal species. Collectively, diaspores, seeds, and
spores that have been modified...
-
Bombus ruderatus, the
large garden bumblebee or
ruderal bumblebee, is a
species of long-tongued
bumblebee found in
Europe and in some
parts of northern...
- preparations. In 1924,
Russian botanist D.E.
Janichevsky concluded that
ruderal Cannabis in
central Russia is
either a
variety of C. sativa or a separate...
- an
annual herb,
native to the
Palaearctic and
widely naturalised as a
ruderal species in
suitable disturbed habitats worldwide.
Senecio vulgaris is an...
-
usually is
found along country roadsides, and it also
grows well as a
ruderal plant on
disturbed terrain. A
similar plant,
Stachytarpheta cayennensis...
- warm
temperate regions of
Europe and
occurs in meadows, pastures, and
ruderal locations. However, it is
cultivated in many
other countries throughout...
- Mediterranean. It is
found in the
coastal maquis shrubland biome, and in
ruderal situations.
Asparagus albus was
formally described in 1753 by the Swedish...
- saltbush;
common orache;
spear orach;
spreading orach; /ˈɒrətʃ/) is a
ruderal, cir****boreal
species of
annual herbaceous plant in the
genus Atriplex...
- m (5000 feet) elevation.
Nowadays it is
quite common in
roadsides and
ruderal habitats, even in
urban areas. It is
considered an
invasive species in...
