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Pickleweed

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Title: Pickleweed - Salicornia virginica
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Salicornia virginica, also known as Pickleweed, is an upper-intertidal halophyte found in coastal marshes around the world.
Category: Samphire - Saltwort - Glasswort - Sea Asparagus - Pickleweed - Virginica - Salicornia


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