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Invasive
Reproduces by seeds
Native to Oregon mostly commonly found on 1159 SW 1st street Dundee, OR to contact her directly text or call her at katiemc2004@outlook.com

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Non-native
-Most often grown in a controlled environment, not invasive

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invasive
they reproduce with seeds and can be found in Asian countries

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invasive

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its invasive, you can't stop the spread of ivy
reproduced by seeds
found on trees with long spreading vines

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Found in South, Central and South of North America
-Nighttime hunters
-Life Span 15-25
-Scientific Name: Theraphosoidea

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seeds
Asia
non-native

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non-invasive
forage and cover crop
native to Europe

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Reproduces by seed
Most common on land
Invasive

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Native
reproduces when seeds are planted
found in the northwest on ground, can be found in many places in Oregon

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Native
Grows mostly near the Pacific Coast
Seeds

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native invasive
reproduces through seeds
found in pacific northwest

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Invasive

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non-native
cover for crops and forage
native to Europe

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Reproduce by seed
Most common in Marion County where it was introduced
Invasive

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native
reproduces through spores
found in pacific northwest

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Native to Oregon
Spreads using seeds
Invasive

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non-native invasive
reproduces through runners
found in oregon, originally from Europe and Asia

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Native

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seeds
Northern Hemisphere
Native

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Reproduces by seed
Most common anywhere with good soil
Non-native

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Native: mostly found in forests, and anywhere across Oregon

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Non Invasive, not native

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Native
-small roots
-great for parking lots because their small roots won't break up the pavement

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Non-native Invasive
Landscapers decoration
Native to most of Europe and Western Asia
Reproduce through vines

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invasive

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shepherd's purse vegetable - Google Search

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Invasive
Current Status: Injured (right calf)
Ruled out for Game 1 against Trail Blazers
Very dangerous all around scorer
Prediction: 113-106 Portland Wins

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invasive
Western Oregon especially in the north end of the Willamette Valley.
Native to many countries

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Invasive
-pronounced El yo gan
-attack other species native habitats. Many of these odd creatures strategies for asserting dominance over others appear to be T-posing and Default Dancing

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non native
seeds

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Native
Grand fir has a split distribution. Along the Pacific Coast it occurs from southern British Columbia south to Sonoma County, California, and east to the Cascade Range of central Oregon. In the continental interior it occurs from the Okanagan and Kootenay lakes region of British Columbia south to eastern Oregon, central Idaho, and west of the Continental Divide in Montana.

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seeds
oregon
invasive

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Non Native, Native to Asia

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non native invasive
seeds

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it is native
it can be found by the coast
seeds

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native
grows from seeds

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Non-native managed
Grow abundantly in the shade and in the US
Humans from the school(landscaping) put it there
Seeds

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Reproduces by seed
Most common in open sunny areas with good drainage
Native