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curly dock (Rumex crispus; SMARTWEED FAMILY [Polygonaceae]) Coarse, homely perennial plant (to 5' tall) with grooved stems and large, long, narrow leaves with strongly rippled margins.  Flowers very small, distinctly stalked and aggregated in a dense inflorescence, green initially but becoming rust colored as small, three-winged fruits develop.  Weed of wet ditches, fields, and waste places.  Several other dock species also occur in Wisconsin.  Native of Europe.  [061]

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