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This is a fabulous example of Argemone pleicantha - the prickly poppy.
Vignettes from the K-State Gardens « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2009
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Grassland areas are also degrading with the extensive spread of the unpalatable grass Eleusine jaegeri, and other weeds which compete aggressively with palatable grasses, especially the poisonous Mexican poppy Argemone mexicana which rapidly invades overgrazed land, crowding out both crops and the native plants which sustain the existing wildlife.
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The invasive poisonous Mexican poppy Argemone mexicana may be starting to spread from Ngorongoro.
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A new threat is the Mexican prickly poppy Argemone mexicana which rapidly invades overgrazed land, crowding out both crops and the native plants which are needed to sustain the existing patterns of wildlife.
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Fatty acids, Part 51: The long-chain oxo acids (argemonic acid) in Argemone mexicana seed oil.
Chapter 5 1953
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MANI, V.V.S. and LAKSHMINARAYANA, G. (1972) Occurrence of keto, hydroxy and epoxy fatty acids in Argemone mexicana seed oil.
Chapter 5 1953
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The seeds of the _Argemone mexicana_, and of the _Sanguinaria canadensis_, also contain a bland, nutritious, colorless, fixed oil.
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_Argemone mexicana_, which is used for lamps and in medicine; and from the seeds of the cashew nut (_Anacardium occidentale_), from _Sapindus marginatus_, and the country walnut (_Aleurites triloba_.)
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While staying with the Kingsleys at Ilfracombe, he met Mrs. Kingsley's sister, Charlotte Grenfell, the Argemone of Yeast, a lady of somewhat wilful, yet most brilliant spirit, with a small fortune of her own.
The Life of Froude Paul, Herbert 1905
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Mrs. Kingsley's sister, Charlotte Grenfell, the Argemone of Yeast, a lady of somewhat wilful, yet most brilliant spirit, with a small fortune of her own.
The Life of Froude 1894
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