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Daucus carota
Habitats include overgrown thickets, degraded prairies, weedy meadows, areas along railroads, grassy roadsides, lawns, pastures, abandoned fields, fence rows, vacant lots, junk yards, and other waste areas. Fire is not very effective in removing this plant from natural areas, however it tends to decline spontaneously in such areas when there is an absence of disturbance.
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