Ipomoea triloba (weed)
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Ipomoea triloba L. - (threelobe morningglory)
This species of morning-glory is native to Central America, but is now wide-spread in other tropical regions of Asia, Australia, the Pacific and parts of Africa. In South America, it can be a serious agricultural weed on crops like sugarcane, maize or soybeans.
Synonyms:
Ipomoea grandifolia
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| • Deutsch: | dreilappige Trichterwinde |
| • English: | threelobe morningglory |
| • Português: | corda-de-viola |
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