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Often used in the same context:
brassica oleracea,
cucurbita pepo,
brassicaceae,
cucurbita,
crucifers,
nightshade,
goosegrass,
fall armyworm,
snowberry,
cucurbitaceae,
solanaceae,
asteraceae,
leafminer,
wireworms,
fabaceae,
vaccinium,
asclepias,
allium,
sativum,
muskmelons,
landrace,
cruciferous vegetable,
inflorescences,
tobacco budworm,
perilla,
witchweed,
leafhoppers,
johnsongrass,
pokeweed,
drupes,
amaranthus,
eupatorium,
opuntia,
sorghum bicolor,
webworm,
parthenium,
sativus,
mullein,
zea mays,
artemisia,
swamp milkweed,
vulgare,
groundsel,
croton,
allium sativum,
lespedeza,
prunus,
phytophthora,
striga,
highbush cranberry,
fusarium wilt,
subsp,
phaseolus vulgaris,
hoary cress,
pot marigold,
wood sorrel,
oxeye daisy,
pondweed,
kales,
whiteflies,
thrip,
angustifolia,
downy mildew,
henbit,
sheep sorrel,
solanum,
tuberosa,
beet armyworm,
nutlets,
xanthomonas,
cabbage lettuce,
caladium,
hyacinth bean,
smartweed,
sapote,
lathyrus,
sorghums,
flea beetle,
portulaca,
crookneck,
marsh marigold,
allamanda,
chickweed,
amelanchier,
spodoptera,
colchicum,
sow thistle,
brassica rapa,
hornworm,
deadly nightshade,
goosefoot,
lablab,
calendula officinalis,
stem canker,
rugosa,
corn smut,
sapodilla,
berrylike,
goutweed,
tansy,
oyster mushroom,
officinalis
More general:
cucurbitaceae,
family cucurbitaceae,
gourd family
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