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• He is most well known for his research on Atriplex.
• Another crop plant is atriplex, which yields animal feed similar to alfalfa.
• This species was later again included in genus " Atriplex ".
• "Atriplex " is an extremely species rich genus and comprises about 250-300 species.
• Other authorities suggest the host plants are saltbushes ( " Atriplex " species, Amaranthaceae ).
• The water emerges from the rock layers with salt-loving plants like poplars and atriplexes growing nearby.
• Also good are atriplex or saltbush, yucca, toyon, laurel sumac and California fuchsia, he said.
• The last lineage diversified rapidly, and became the ancestor of most Australian " Atriplex " species.
• The shores of the Syvash contains a large number of saltbush ( " Atriplex aucheri " ).
• The host range for this virus includes species of " Atriplex ", " fodder beet.
• This plant like many other " Atriplex " is commonly found on salty and fuelbreaks in California.
• It is a sister genus of " Atriplex " and has sometimes been included in this genus.
• It comprises two species, that can also be found included in the genus " Atriplex ".
• "Atriplex valdesii " is an annual, monoecious herb prostrate against the ground and forming mats.
• It grows on sandy to clay soils, often with " Atriplex " sp ., at elevations of.
• Common vegetation associated with the squirrel includes " Atriplex " and " Ephedra ", and some junipers.
• The vegetation is predominantly low shrubs of spinifex grasslands, samphire / " Atriplex " shrublands, and coastal mangroves.
• It is anatomically different from " Atriplex " ( which has a brownish, thick and hard seed coat ).
• It has been described in 2010 and comprises two species, that were formerly included in genus " Atriplex ".
• A few " Atriplex " species are C 4-plants, with a characteristic leaf anatomy ( kranz anatomy ).