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Is common chickweed invasive?
Common chickweed is defined as a weed in more than 50 countries. Common chickweed is highly adaptive to the environment and prefers cool and moist climates, commonly seen in orchards, farmlands and pastures. Common chickweed is has strong reproductive capacity with each plant producing 2-3 generations of seeds annually, 15, 000 seeds for each generation, remaining active for 60 years. With favorable conditions, all the seeds can germinate throughout the year.
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