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Weeds or wild plants?

Fallopia convolvulus
Fallopia convolvulus

Fallopia convolvulus
Black bindweed

Fallopia convolvulus is another weed that has a restricted germination 'window' and only occurs in spring-sown crops. It can form very large clumps in open crops such as potatoes but is less aggressive in spring cereals. Like other members of the Polygonaceae it is known to be an important food source for birds, both chicks and adults.

 



Competitivity (seedlings/m2) 12.5
Number of insect species recorded Not recorded
Number of insect families Not recorded
Relative direct importance to birds 3
Occurence Not enough available information

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