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jointed goatgrass (jointed goatgrass) — RMBL Knowledge Commons

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jointed goatgrass

Common names: jointed goatgrass

Taxonomy: Plantae

Roles: pest

External: RMBL Collections · iNaturalist · iDigBio · GenBank

Papers: 0 | Mentions: 2

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Knowledge graph centered on jointed goatgrass with 63 nodes and 182 connections. Top connected: United States Department of Agriculture, chickens, All Chickens, Ovis aries, Colorado Department of Agriculture.

Documents (2)

technical report

AG Update – Special Issue 2003 Annual Crop and Livestock Summary

technical report

Survey results for End of Season Production Reports Field Crops Fruit Crops Vegetable Crops and Livestock Inventory Reports Cattle and Calves Sheep and Lambs Hogs and Pigs All Chickenes

jointed goatgrass

Local Knowledge Graph (Top 63 entities)

Documents (2)

AG Update – Special Issue 2003 Annual Crop and Livestock Summary

Survey results for End of Season Production Reports Field Crops Fruit Crops Vegetable Crops and Livestock Inventory Reports Cattle and Calves Sheep and Lambs Hogs and Pigs All Chickenes

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Sheep

cattle

Bromus tectorum

alfalfa hay