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The presence of Orobanche minor Sm. as a naturalized weed in Colombia is documented, which constitutes the first record of this species in the neotropics and the first notice of the family Orobanchaceae in Colombia. Sorne agronomic aspects are documented for this species, a well know and common weed of sorne crops and a noxious weed for livestock.
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