Amaranthus tuberculatus
(Rough-fruited Amaranth)
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Facts About this Plant:
- Common Names: Rough-fruited Amaranth, Rough-fruited Waterhemp, Tall Water-hemp, Common Waterhemp, Tubercled Amaranth
- Synonyms: Acnida altissima, Acnida concatenata, Acnida subnuda, Acnida tuberculata, Amaranthus altissimus, Amaranthus ambigens, Amaranthus rudis
- Lifespan: Annual
- Zones: N/A
- Type: Forb
- Bloom Time: July - October
- Status: Native
Amaranthus tuberculatus, or Rough-fruited Amaranth, is native most of the eastern two thirds of the US. It is an annual that grows in shores, river banks, floodplain forests, farm fields, ditches, waste places, meadows and swales. It blooms from mid summer into fall with green-yellow flowers.
This plant looks similar to some other members of the genus. More information will be posted at a later time about differentiating other species.
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