Alliaria is a genus of flowering plants in the family Brassicaceae.
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Every article on Plant News that mentions a member of this genus, newest first.
Garlic mustard is spiking across iNaturalist this week with over 1,000 research-grade observations, signaling its peak spring emergence across North America and Europe. This invasive herb is actively outcompeting native wildflowers in woodlands right now.
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Garlic mustard growing near your garden or local woods releases chemicals into the soil that kill the underground fungi native...
Garlic mustard is actively spreading through the woods and parks near you right now, outcompeting native wildflowers like...
Garlic mustard is likely already colonizing the edges of your local park or garden right now — and if left unchecked, it...
Garlic mustard growing near your yard or local forest preserve releases chemicals into the soil that kill the fungi native...
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