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Achyranthes aspera var. sicula is a variety of the weedy herb Achyranthes aspera, a member of the amaranth and beet family that grows wild in warm regions. It is a hardy, low-maintenance plant best suited to tropical or subtropical conditions.
Achyranthes aspera var. sicula is a plant variety in the family pigweed.
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