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Ambrosia artemisiifolia (Asteraceae, Angiosperms)
Common name(s): Beifuß-Traubenkraut (AT), ambrozie peřenolistá (CZ), Beifußblättriges Traubenkraut (DE), Bynke-ambrosie (DK), pujulehine ambroosia (EE), marunatuoksukki (FI), Kietine ambrozija (LT), vērmeļlapu ambrozija (LV), Beskambrosia (NO), Ambrozja bylicolistna (PL), амброзия полыннолистная (RU), Malörtsambrosia (SE)
Synonym(s): Ambrosia elatior L. (DE), Ambrosia elatior (EE), Ambrosia artemisifolia (FI), Ambrosia elatior (RU)
Habitat(s): -, Agricultural areas, Disturbed areas, Urban areas
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Year of 1st record |
Status |
Frequency |
Invasiveness |
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| Austria (AT) | 1883 | Established | Very common | Potentially invasive |  | | Czech Republic (CZ) | 1883 | Established | Local | Invasive | | | Denmark (DK) | 1865 | Established | Rare | Invasive | | | Estonia (EE) | 1933 | | Rare | | | | European part of Russia (RU) | 1918 | Established | Common | Invasive | | | Finland (FI) | | Established | Local | Invasive | | | Germany (DE) | 1925 | | | | | | Latvia (LV) | 1936 | Not established | Rare | Not invasive | | | Lithuania (LT) | 1884 | Not established | Common | Potentially invasive | | | Norway (NO) | | Established | | Not invasive | | | Poland (PL) | 1613 | Established | Very common | Invasive | | | Sweden (SE) | 1866 | Not established | Rare | Potentially invasive | |
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