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  • Halogeton

    One species, known as halogeton or saltlover (H. glomeratus), was introduced into Nevada about 1930 and is considered a noxious weed throughout much of the western United States. It is confined to salty semidesert lands, primarily in disturbed areas such as abandoned fields, abused ranges, and roadsides. The high…

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    One species, known as halogeton or saltlover (H. glomeratus), was introduced into Nevada about 1930 and is considered a noxious weed throughout much of the western United States. It is confined to salty semidesert lands, primarily in disturbed areas such as abandoned fields, abused ranges, and roadsides. The high…

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