Saltwort (prickly), Russian thistle
Afrikaans translation: stekelloogkruid
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| saltwort (prickly), russian thistle stekelloogkruid Explanation: The Dutch word for this is stekend loogkruid (according to NL Wikipedia), and loogkruid is Afrikaans for glasswort (Pharos En/AF), and the EN Wikipedia gives prickly glasswort as a name for this plant, so I'd go for stekelloogkruid. |
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