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Japanese knotweed

Fallopian japonica

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Field Notes

Description:

I Always thought this stuff was called sea oats, but when I google it, it looks nothing like the images found. Looks like tiny bamboo, grows out of the wettest parts of the forest

Habitat:

Swamp like area of PNW forest

Notes:

Tryon Creek State Park

Species ID Suggestions

Japanese knotweed

Fallopian japonica
Tracy Morris
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PublishedJune 3, 2013

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