Dysphania schraderiana: complete guide
Dysphania schraderiana
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About Dysphania schraderiana
Dysphania schraderiana belongs to the amaranth family (Amaranthaceae) and used to be placed in the goosefoot genus (Chenopodium). It is an annual herb with an aromatic scent, toothed leaves and small green flowers in loose clusters.
It is not an ornamental plant. It grows mainly on open, nutrient-rich and often disturbed ground, and seeds itself easily.
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