| 21. | Lamb's-quarters, also called goosefoot or pigweed, is one of the most popular wild greens.
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| 22. | Although both its leaves and its seeds are edible, pigweed amaranth has not been cultivated as a food crop.
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| 23. | The survival imperative is what makes a pigweed seed germinate only when the soil temperatures reach the neighborhood of 60 degrees.
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| 24. | This plant could possibly be " Chenopodium californicum ", the California goosefoot ( also known as pigweed ).
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| 25. | "Amaranthus retroflexus, " or " pigweed, " is a wild amaranth species in the United States.
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| 26. | In addition to cultivating corn, the Woodland people also cultivated giant ragweeds, amaranth ( pigweed ), and maygrass.
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| 27. | A . " Wintergreen " is up there with " pigweed " as an argument for formal botanical nomenclature.
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| 28. | The pigweed which used to be the base of Ixmiquilpan's Otomi name, is eaten with nopales and in other mixtures.
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| 29. | Often called pigweed, this plant was known to the Aztecs and also came with the Pilgrims, taking over America faster than they did.
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| 30. | Acaraj?sold on the street are variously made with fried beef, mutton, dried shrimp, pigweed, fufu osun sauce, and coconut.
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