… have been described, including Salsola pestifer, Salsola vermiculata, and Salsola oppositifolia.
One of the better known species is S kali (Russian thistle). S kali is a typical plant of salty …

Background: Salsola kali (Russian thistle) is a weed which belongs to the Chaenopodiacea
family. It is widely distributed along the coasts of Europe, North Africa, USA and Australia. …

… These rows consisted of Russian thistle (Salsola kali L.) and … This area was covered by a
dense stand of Russian thistle … Russian thistle was initially introduced into the United States …

… spp., who showed positive skin-prick tests to Russian thistle and detectable … Russian thistle
pollen, more than 30% of the allergic patients who Background: Salsola kali (Russian thistle) …

… species and two undescribed Salsola taxa occur in California. The known species are
Russian thistle, Salsola tragus, introduced from Eurasia in the 1800s, Russian barbwire thistle, S. …

… Background: Russian thistle (Salsola kali) pollen is an important cause of pollinosis in
areas where rainfall is not abundant. Our aim was to develop an ELISA for quantification of the …

… kali, when compared with its noxious characteristics and the economics that preclude
herbicidal treatment of many Russian thistle infestations, suggested that this alien weed be …

… During periods of drought, Russian thistle (Sulsolo species) hay has provided major
sustenance for cattle in the western United States. For example, farmers in westem Kansas …

Background: Salsola kali is an Amaranthaceae weed with important repercussions for pollinosis
in temperate areas. Ole e 1-like members are relevant allergens in pollen from different …

… Root maps of an individual Salsola kali seedling. The maps are from four, six, nine, and
20 days following seed germination with the spatial locations designated to directly overlap. …