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	Amaranthus species - A current and emerging threat in Wyoming
	Publication #: B-1299 Date Published: 05/01/2017 Publication Author(s): Daniel R. Tekiela Gustavo Sbatella

Description:
The genus Amaranthus comprises more than 70 summer annual weed species commonly referred to as pigweeds. Many are native to Central and North America, and they have a history of association with agricultural cultivation. In Wyoming, the most common Amaranthus species are redroot pigweed (Amaranthus retroflexus) and prostrate pigweed (Amaranthus blitoides). Amaranthus species occur in cultivated lands, gardens, and disturbed soils.

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