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Common sow thistle-Rooting spikerush

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Common sow thistle

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Common Name:	Common sow thistle
Original Name:	Sonchus oleraceus
Common second Name:	NA
Second Name:	NA
Family:	NA
Common Family:	Sunflower
Native to North America:	False

Faking Death
	To escape other preying species the Mourning Cloak has been renowned for faking death. Mourning Cloaks and Compton Tortoiseshells often eat at Sapsucker drillings. Northern Pearly Eyes are very territorial, they will attack other male intruders.

Rooting spikerush

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Common Name:	Eleocharis radicans
Original Name:	Eleocharis radicans
Common second Name:	NA
Second Name:	Eleocharis acicularis var. radicans misapplied
Family:	Cyperaceae
Common Family:	Sedge
Native to North America:	True

Spitting Spider
	Spitting spider- Spitting spiders had been at one time likely brought in out of the tropics. Spitting spiders immobilise prey by spitting at it.

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1st Common Name	2nd Common Name	1st Species Name	2nd Species Name	Family Name	Common Family
Torilis nodosa	Torilis nodosa	Knotted hedge-parsley	Knotted hedge-parsley	Apiaceae	Carrot
Ranunculus aquatilis var. hispidulus	Ranunculus aquatilis var. hispidulus	Water buttercup	Hispid water buttercup	Ranunculaceae	Buttercup
Navarretia pubescens	Navarretia mitracarpa	Downy navarretia	Downy navarretia	Polemoniaceae	Phlox
Panicum acuminatum var. acuminatum	Panicum occidentale	Western panicgrass	Western panicgrass	Poaceae	Grass
Platanus racemosa	Platanus racemosa	Western sycamore	Western sycamore	Platanaceae	Sycamore
Zigadenus fremontii	Zigadenus fremontii	Fremont's zigadene	Fremont's zigadene	Liliaceae	Lily
Isoetes sp.	Isoetes sp.	Quillwort	Quillwort	Isoetaceae	Quillwort
Trifolium depauperatum	Trifolium depauperatum	Dwarf cowbag clover	Dwarf sack clover	Fabaceae	Legume
Eleocharis acicularis	Eleocharis acicularis	Needle spikerush	Needle spikerush	Cyperaceae	Sedge
Downingia ornatissima var. ornatissima	Downingia ornatissima var. ornatissima	Folded downingia	Ornate downingia	Campanulaceae	Bellflower
Amsinckia menziesii var. menziesii	Amsinckia micrantha	Menzies' fiddleneck	Small-flowered fiddleneck	Boraginaceae	Borage
Hesperevax caulescens	Evax caulescens	Hogwallow starfish	Hogwallow evax	Asteraceae	Sunflower
Torilis arvensis ssp. purpurea	Torilis heterophylla	Purple hedge-parsley	Purple hedge-parsley	Apiaceae	Carrot
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