This species resembles lamb's quarters ( " Chenopodium album " ), but its leaves are smaller and narrow to a point.
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The species is capable of hybridizing with the related introduced European " Chenopodium album ", which it resembles, giving the hybrid " C . ?variabile"
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Herbaceous weeds, such as white goosefoot ( " Chenopodium album " ) and common tumble weed ( " Amaranthus retroflexus " ) in the United States, also act as hosts.
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"Chenopodium album " is extensively cultivated and consumed in Northern India as a food crop, and in English texts it may be called by its Marathi : > 5 $ ).
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Fathen ( Chenopodium album ) a form of wild lentil, is often found on pre Norman archaeological sites and appears to have been an important part of the diet, as it still is in Northern India.
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A typical long-term persistent species is " Chenopodium album " ( Lambsquarters ); its seeds commonly remain viable in the soil for up to 40 years and in rare situations perhaps as long as 1, 600 years.
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