Achyranthes aspera L., Sp. Pl. 204 1753. (Syn: Achyranthes acuminata E.Mey. ex Cooke & Wright; Achyranthes aspera var. australis (R.Br.) Domin .......; Achyranthes asperoides Pires de Lima; Achyranthes australis R.Br.; Achyranthes canescens R.Br.; Achyranthes daito-insularis Tawada; Achyranthes ellipticifolia Stokes; Achyranthes fruticosa Desf.; Achyranthes grandifolia Moq.; Achyranthes obovata Peter [Illegitimate]; Achyranthes obovatifolia Stokes; Achyranthes okinawensis Tawada; Achyranthes robusta C.H.Wright; Achyranthes sicula Roth; Achyranthes tenuifolia Steud. [Invalid]; Cadelaria punctata Raf.; Centrostachys aspera (L.) Standl.; Centrostachys australis (R.Br.) Standl.; Centrostachys canescens (R.Br.) Standl.; Centrostachys grandifolia (Moq.) Standl.; Centrostachys indica (L.) Standl.; Stachyarpagophora aspersa Maza; (=) Achyranthes aspera var. indica L.; (=) Achyranthes aspera var. obtusifolia (Lam.) Suess.; (=) Achyranthes indica (L.) Mill.; (=) Achyranthes obtusifolia Lam.);
ak-ky-RAN-thees -- Greek: achyr (chaff); anthos (flower) ... Dave's Botanary AS-per-uh -- rough ... Dave's Botanary commonly known as: crocus stuff, crokars staff, devil's horsewhip, prickly chaff-flower • Assamese: অপমাগ apamaga, বনশোধ bonsodh, ওভতকাটা obhatakata, ওভটাশোধ ovotasodh • Bengali: অপামার্গ apamarga, আপাং apang • Garo: champangmichel • Gujarati: અઘેડો aghedo, અપામાર્ગ apamarga • Hindi: अघाड़ा aghara, अपामार्ग apamarga, चिरचिरा chirchira, चिरचिटा chirchita, धानुष्का dhanushka, दुग्धिनिका dugdhinika, दुरभिग्रह durabhigrah, लटजीरा latjira, मधुकर madhukar, मयूर mayur, प्रत्यकपर्णी pratyakparni, प्रत्यकपुष्पी pratyakpushpi, तरुण tarun, वशीर vashir • Kachchhi: કાંઢેરો આઘાડો kandero aghado • Kannada: ಉತ್ತರಾಣಿ uttarani • Konkani: आघाडो aghado, बेल्लो bello, ಕಾಂಟಮೊಗ್ರಿ kantamogri • Maithili: दतिवन dativan • Malayalam: കടലാടി katalati, വൻകടലാടി vankadalaadi • Manipuri: ꯈꯨꯖꯨꯝꯄꯦꯔꯦ* khujumpere • Marathi: अघाडा aghada, अपामार्ग apamarga, खरमंजरी kharamanjari, किणी kini, सूराट suraat • Nepali: अकमारो akamaro, अपामार्ग apaamaarg, दतिवन datiwan, जम्दी jamdee, काली झार kaalee jhaar, उल्टो कुरो ulto kuro • Odia: ଆକୃତିଚ୍ଛତ୍ରା akrutichchhatra, ଅପାମାର୍ଗ apamarga, ଚମତ୍କାର chamatkara, ଧାମାର୍ଗବ dhamargaba, କେଶପର୍ଣ୍ଣୀ keshaparnni, ଖରମଞ୍ଜରୀ kharamanjari, କ୍ଷାରମଧ୍ଯ ksharamadhya, ପରାକ୍ପୁଷ୍ପୀ parakpushpi, ରକ୍ତ ବିନ୍ଦୁ rakta bindu, ରକ୍ତବିଟ୍ raktabit, ଶିଖୀ sikhi, ସ୍ଥୂଳ ମଞ୍ଜରୀ sthula manjari • Pali: मोरगु moragu • Punjabi: ਪੁੱਠ ਕੰਡਾ putth kanda • Rajasthani: आघीजाडो aagijaado • Sanskrit: अधामार्गव adhamargava, अधोघण्टा adhoghanta, अध्वशल्य adhvashalya, आघाट aghata, आकृतिच्छत्त्रा akrticchattra, अक्षर akshara, अपामार्ग apamarga, चमत्कार chamatkara, धामार्गव dhamargava, धानुष्का dhanushka, दुरभिग्रह durabhigraha, घण्टा ghanta, गिरिकर्णिका girikarnika, काण्डीर kandira, करमण्डलिन् karamandalin, करम्भक karambhaka, कर्कटवल्ली karkatavalli, कर्कवल्ली karkavalli, कटुमञ्जरिका katumanjarika, केशपर्णी keshaparni, खरमञ्जरी kharamanjari, किणि kini, कीशपर्ण kishaparna, क्षारमध्य ksharamadhya, क्षवक kshavaka, कुब्ज kubja, लिङ्गवर्धिणी lingavardhini, मधुकर madhukara, महादिकटभी mahadikatabhi, महाशौण्डी mahashaundi, महाश्वेता mahashveta, मालाकण्ठ malakantha, मर्कटपिप्पली markatapippali, पाण्डुकण्टक pandukantaka, पङ्क्तिकण्टक panktikantaka, पराक्पुष्पी parakpushpi, पत्त्रिन् pattrin, प्रत्यक्पर्णी pratyakparni, प्रत्यक्पुष्पी pratyakpushpi, रक्तापामार्ग raktapamarga, शैखरिक shaikharika, शिखरिन् shikharin, शिरोवृत्तफल shirovrttaphala, स्फुलमञ्जरी sphulamanjari, स्थलमञ्जरी sthalamanjari, तृणशौण्डिका trnashaundika, वार vara, वशीर vashira • Santali: cipcirip, cipirit • Tamil: ஆகாடம் akatam, அபாமார்க்கம் apamarkkam, நாயுரீஇ nay-urii, நாயுருவி nayuruvi • Telugu: అంటీశ antish, అపామార్గము apamaargamu, దుబ్బిన చెట్టు dubbinachettu, ప్రత్యక్పుష్పి pratyakpushpi, ఉత్తరేణు uttarenu • Tibetan: ཨ་པ་མ་རྒ a pa ma rga • Tulu: ಉತ್ತರಣೆ uttarane • Urdu: اگهاڙا aghara, چرچرا chirchira Names bibliography at https://dineshvalke.blogspot.com/2020/09/achyranthes-aspera-l.html Distribution: widely naturalized, exact native range obscure From BSI Flora Mah: Following sp. exist from Achyranthes. 1. Infl. of terminal spikes, simple or branched. Flowers greeninsh-white ... A. aspera 1. Infl. first erect, later patent,finally deflexed and appressed to rachis; flowers rosy or purplish ... A. coynei Now A.aspera has two varieties 2. Leaves thick, velvetty tomentose or silky rachis stout. ... ... var. aspera 2. Leaves membranous, glabrous or sparsely pubescent; rachis slender ... var. porphyristachya. Differences as per efi link: Achyranthes aspera L., Sp. Pl. 204. 1753, var. aspera Stem tomentose. Leaves 6-10 x 3-6 cm, broadly elliptic to obovate, apex abruptly acuminate, tomentose, nerves 6 pairs; petiole 5 mm long. Spike to 20 cm long, hispid; bracts 6 mm long, lanceolate, aristate; bracteoles entire, aristate. Flowers deflexed; tepals 7.5 x 2 mm, elliptic, acute, glabrous, equal; ovary truncate at apex. Achenes 3 mm long, ovoid, brown. Habitat: Dry deciduous forests and forest plantations, also in the plains. Distribution: Pantropical. Achyranthes aspera L. var. porphyristachya (Wall. ex Moq.) Hook. f. Straggling subshrubs. Leaves decussate, oblanceate, 3-6 by 2-3 cm, base cuneate, apex acuminate, pubescent, chartaceous. Flowers in terminal and / or axillary spikes, bisexual; bracts and bracteoles spine-tipped; tepals 5, unequal, 1-3 nerved; stamens 5, connate, alternate with fimbriate staminodes; ovary superior, 1-locular, ovule 1, basal. Fruit a dehiscent utricle. Seed 1. Habitat: Moist deciduous forests Distribution: Peninsular India and Sri Lanka
..................... Attaching two photogrpahs what i think are of this species (Achyranthes aspera). The Bengali name given to this species is APANG, but i do not know what the word APANG means in Bengali !
Location-Place, Altitude, GPS-Pune Habitat- Garden/ Urban/ Wild/ Type-Wild Plant Habit-Tree/ Shrub/ Climber/ Herb- Herb Height/Length- 5-6 cms Leaves Type/ Shape/ Size- green Flowers Size/ Colour/ Calyx/ Bracts- I waited enough to see the flowers but one day almost after 15 days suddenly I saw these thorny things coming up I do not know what are these Sorry I forgot to add I say thorny because I touched them and they were prickly Achyranthes aspera of Amaranthaceae. Leaves used as vegetable and the root is helpful in treating dental problems (used as toothbrush!). Achyranthes aspera, a common weed here.
pls Validate Yes ...
This herb is from Satprura, Photo taken on 11-10-09 I think this is Achyranthes bidentata from Amaranthaceae, Experts please confirm or id otherwise ... ¿ Achyranthes coynei ? http://www.flowersofindia.net/catalog/slides/Coyne's%20Chaff%20Flower.html Achyranthes coynei is stated to be Endemic to north Western Ghats (India) as per link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dinesh_valke/4121665603/ Thus there is a need to look at it more carefully. Experts may further look at it. to me this plant only looks like Achyranthes coynei for detail identification two more pics are attached. Satpura is considered as link between Himalaya and Western Ghat, it has many plants of Himalaya as well as of Western ghat. Identified as "... plants has densely hairy thicker leaves like A. aspera." as per another thread:
Attaching images of Achyranthes aspera L., don't know which variety. Species : Achyranthes aspera L. Bengali name : APANG Habit & Habitat : wild herb, roadside, wasteplace Date : 14/7/12, 19/7/12, 12/2/12 Place : Hooghly yes, its ash is a very good source of alkali used in ayurvedic medicine... Thank you ..., found some hard to crack info at -
Achyranthes aspera from Govindghat Ghangriya Trek Pls validate I think yes Good set of photographs
01-01-12 at Jakkur Lake around 11am. Shrub-like - about 2' in height It could be Achyranthes aspera of Amaranthaceae family. Yes I also think this is Achyranthes aspera Agreed. This is the Pricklychaff flower / Roughchaff tree [Achyranthes aspera]. Sending one of my photographs of this. APAAMARG of Ayurved, a very important antiinflammatory and produces ash upon burning that's high in alkalinity... special uses for the ash... seeds stick to clothes and are not easily dislodged so seed dispersal on the skin hairs of grazing animals... Achyranthes aspera Aghada in Marathi. Achyranthes aspera also called as Puthkanda in our vernacualr language in Haryana. the name (Puthkanda= Puth from inverted, Kanda- Spines) derives from downwradly directed spiny floral parts (bract i suppose).
ak-ky-RAN-thees -- from the Greek words: achyr (chaff) and anthos (flower) ... Dave's Botanary AS-per-uh -- rough ... Dave's Botanary commonly known as: achyranthes, chaff-flower, crocus stuff, crokars staff, devil's horsewhip, prickly chaff-flower • Gujarati: આઘારો agharo • Hindi: अघाड़ा aghara, चिरचिरा chirchira, धानुष्का dhanushka, दुरअभिग्रह durabhigrah, लटजीरा latjira, मधुकर madhukar, मयूर mayur, प्रत्यकपुष्पी pratyakpushpi, तरुण tarun, वशीर vashir • Kannada: ಉತ್ತರಾಣೀ uttaraani • Konkani: अघाडो aghado • Malayalam: കടലാടി katalaati • Manipuri: খুজুম্পেৰে khujumpere • Marathi: अघाडा aghada, अपामार्ग apamarga, खरमंजरी kharamanjari, किणी kini • Prakrit: अग्घाड agghada • Sanskrit: अधःघण्टा adhahaghanta, आकृतिःच्छत्रा akrutihchhatra, अक्षर akshara, अपामार्ग apamarga, खरमञ्जरी kharamanjari, मयूर mayur, प्रत्यञ्च्पुष्प pratyanchapushpa, वशीर vashir • Tamil: ஆகாடம் akatam, அபாமார்க்கம் apamarkkam, நாயுருவி nayuruvi • Telugu: ప్రత్యక్పుష్పి pratyak-pushpi, ఉత్తరేణు uttarenu • Tulu: ಉತ್ತರಣೆ uttarane • Urdu: اگهاڙا aghara, چرچرا churchura Distribution: widely naturalized, exact native range obscure References: Flowers of India • PIER species info • NPGS / GRIN • Flora of China at Nagla block of Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Thane on 01 DEC 12
Many thanks for sharing this plant, ... Uploads of Achyranthes aspera will hopefully help us know its difference from Achyranthes aspera var. porphyristachya. Yes this is typical Achyranthes aspera. The Aghada offered to Lord Ganesha. Leaves are characteristic. Thick velvetty tomentose or silky. More or less whitish appearance
Common names: burweed, chaff-flower, chaffbur, devil's horsewhip Perennial herb up to 1 m tall, 4-angled, slightly inflated at nodes, pubescenct., branches opposite; leaves opposite, broadly obovate to elliptic-oblong, hairy on both surfaces, apex obtuse, slightly mucronate; petiole up to 1.5 cm long; flowers green to tinged red, in terminal spikes, initially condensed finally up to 40 cm long; rachis densely hairy, angular; bracts 3-4 mm long, lanceolate, bracteoles spiny, 3-5 mm long, rigid with two basal membranous wings; perianth 4-5 mm long; pseudostaminodes crenate at apex; dorsal scale fimbriate or ciliate ; utricle ovoid, 3 mm long. Photographed from Delhi. Thanks for sharing this one....at times becomes noxious..specially for plant collectors.. a very imp ayurvedic herb esp for its ashes so may be it can be removed and turned to ashes
species detail just given by ... I see this very often in any and all Herbal garden seems almost obligatory that this be planted for demonstration garden, in any continent These two pictures are from Hort Garden in Kolkata in Sept 2007 In Bengali called Apang In Sanskrit Apamarg Wow crisp pictures. Mostly green coloured one. Growing gregariously.
Achyranthes aspera from Valley of Flowers UK Pls validate Yes ... Very good photographs.
Chenopodiaceae and Amaranthaceae Week :: Achyranthes aspera Pune SMP2: Achyranthes aspera Pune Nice. wonder what makes the flower head so pink. not green. the two groups of "herbal" apaamarg I have seen were in various gardens in Gujarat and in various gardens in Bengal were all green... may be a very minute tinge of pink if any...at all.. What you say is correct. I have seen both plants with green and red inflorescence. Achyranthes coynei is almost always red flowered. The two species are really confusing. Actually if one looks at only the above flowers it looks like Achyranthes coynei Adding two more pictures where the flowers are red but the leaves are typical Achyranthes aspera var. aspera ... you may check the plant size, flower size and other features to check for A. coynei.
Yes A.aspera var. aspera According to FoC the stem of A. aspera var. aspera is quadrangular. The plant in this thread doesn't have quadrangular stem. It is not var. porphyristachya so it has to be var. aspera due to tomentose nature of leaves. Other characters are matching. I think in some places the stem appears quadrangular I doubt if this plant has quadrangular shape anywhere on its stem. According to FoC - (i) leaf margin slightly undulate ------- Achyranthes aspera var. aspera (ii) leaf margin undulate ------ Achyranthes aspera var. indica This is becoming complicated at the same time interesting.From BSI Flora Mah I know that following sp. exist from Achyranthes. 1. Infl. of terminal spikes, simple or branched. Flowers greeninsh-white ... A.aspera 1. Infl. first erect, later patent,finally deflexed and appressed to rachis; flowers rosy or purplish ... A.coynei Now A.aspera has two varieties 2. Leaves thick, velvetty tomentose or silky rachis stout. ... ... var.aspera 2. Leaves membranous, glabrous or sparsely pubescent; rachis slender ... var.porphyristachya. there is no mention of var. indica. What I am calling A.aspera var. aspera is close to your A.aspera var. indica. My understanding may be wrong.....? The "Bengal Plants" also describes two varieties of A. aspera (F. B. I. has three though), A. aspera and A. aspera var. porphyristachia. I agree with your view - "It is not var. porphyristachya ...." Since it is the typical Achyranthes aspera which includes another or more varieties what i learned from ... (in an earlier discussion on different plant) is that this original plant should be automatically named (autonym) as A. aspera var. aspera. But,..... FoC goes one step further - http://www.efloras.org/florataxon.aspx?flora_id=2&taxon_id=200006961#KEY-1-3 .... After reading the descriptions in FoC i picked out the A. aspera var. indica, leaving aside A. aspera var. aspera, because this plant doesn't have 1) quadrangular stem and 2) leaf-margin is more undulate. However, according to FoP Achyranthes aspera var. indica is simply A. aspera which includes three varieties!!! So, i think all those eflora should be blamed for complicating things! Here is some relief......! Help ID of following spreading weed found in wild, photographed on 30Aug13 at Dhavlas, Maharashtra. Achyranthes aspera..
ID Request 270913SG : Attachments (3). 3 posts by 3 authors. Please help identify this herb found at Dhavlas, Maharashtra Photographed 25Sep13. Achyranthes aspera... Amaranthaceae... Yes. Achyranthes aspera. Amaranthaceae... Please help to identify this Achyranthus sp. locality North Gujarat Region This is an interesting observation! Some of the spikes modified as panicles (!) perhaps due to mutation or infection. These may be floral galls. Typical spikes of Achyranthes aspera are also seen in the picture.
Bangalore outskirts 19th October 2014 Plant is herbaceous rising to about 2 feet in height. Inflorescence is terminal. Achyranthes aspera (Amaranthaceae) I hope. Achiranthus aspera
Names of Plants in India :: Achyranthes aspera L. : 1 post by 1 author.     ak-ky-RAN-thees -- Greek: achyr (chaff) and anthos (flower) ... Dave's Botanary AS-per-uh -- rough ... Dave's Botanary commonly known as: crocus stuff, crokars staff, devil's horsewhip, prickly chaff-flower • Assamese: অপমাগ apamaga, বনশোধ bonsodh, ওভতকাটা obhatakata, ওভটাশোধ ovotasodh • Bengali: অপামার্গ apamarga, অপাঙ্গ apang • Garo: champangmichel • Gujarati: અઘેડો aghedo, અપામાર્ગ apamarga • Hindi: अघाड़ा aghara, अपामार्ग apamarga, चिरचिरा chirchira, चिरचिटा chirchita, लटजीरा latjira • Kachchhi: કાંઢેરો આઘાડો kandero aghado • Kannada: ಉತ್ತರಾಣಿ uttarani • Konkani: आघाडो aghado, ಕಾಂಟಮೊಗ್ರಿ kantamogri • Maithili: दतिवन dativan • Malayalam: കടലാടി katalati, വൻകടലാടി vankadalaadi • Manipuri: খুজুম্পেৰে khujumpere • Marathi: अघाडा aghada, अपामार्ग apamarga, खरमंजरी kharamanjari, किणी kini, सूराट suraat • Nepali: अकमारो akamaro, अपामार्ग apaamaarg, दतिवन datiwan, जम्दी jamdee, काली झार kaalee jhaar, उल्टो कुरो ulto kuro • Odia: ଅପାମାର୍ଗ apamarga • Pali: मोरगु moragu • Punjabi: ਪੁੱਠ ਕੰਡਾ putth kanda • Rajasthani: आघीजाडो aagijaado • Sanskrit: अपामार्ग apamarga, खरमञ्जरी kharamanjari • Tamil: ஆகாடம் akatam, அபாமார்க்கம் apamarkkam, நாயுரீஇ nay-urii • Telugu: అంటీశ antish, అపామార్గము apamaargamu, దుబ్బిన చెట్టు dubbinachettu, ప్రత్యక్పుష్పి pratyakpushpi, ఉత్తరేణు uttarenu • Tibetan: ཨ་པ་མ་རྒ a pa ma rga • Tulu: ಉತ್ತರಣೆ uttarane • Urdu: اگهاڙا aghara, چرچرا chirchira ... and more names ... Hindi: धानुष्का dhanushka, दुग्धिनिका dugdhinika, दुरभिग्रह durabhigrah, मधुकर madhukar, मयूर mayur, प्रत्यकपर्णी pratyakparni, प्रत्यकपुष्पी pratyakpushpi, तरुण tarun, वशीर vashir • Odia: ଆକୃତିଚ୍ଛତ୍ରା akrutichchhatra, ଚମତ୍କାର chamatkara, ଧାମାର୍ଗବ dhamargaba, କେଶପର୍ଣ୍ଣୀ keshaparnni, ଖରମଞ୍ଜରୀ kharamanjari, କ୍ଷାରମଧ୍ଯ ksharamadhya, ପରାକ୍ପୁଷ୍ପୀ parakpushpi, ରକ୍ତ ବିନ୍ଦୁ rakta bindu, ରକ୍ତବିଟ୍ raktabit, ଶିଖୀ sikhi, ସ୍ଥୂଳ ମଞ୍ଜରୀ sthula manjari • Sanskrit: अधामार्गव adhamargava, अधोघण्टा adhoghanta, अध्वशल्य adhvashalya, आघाट aghata, आकृतिच्छत्त्रा akrticchattra, अक्षर akshara, चमत्कार chamatkara, धामार्गव dhamargava, धानुष्का dhanushka, दुरभिग्रह durabhigraha, घण्टा ghanta, गिरिकर्णिका girikarnika, काण्डीर kandira, करमण्डलिन् karamandalin, करम्भक karambhaka, कर्कटवल्ली karkatavalli, कर्कवल्ली karkavalli, कटुमञ्जरिका katumanjarika, केशपर्णी keshaparni, किणि kini, कीशपर्ण kishaparna, क्षारमध्य ksharamadhya, क्षवक kshavaka, कुब्ज kubja, लिङ्गवर्धिणी lingavardhini, मधुकर madhukara, महादिकटभी mahadikatabhi, महाशौण्डी mahashaundi, महाश्वेता mahashveta, मालाकण्ठ malakantha, मर्कटपिप्पली markatapippali, पाण्डुकण्टक pandukantaka, पङ्क्तिकण्टक panktikantaka, पराक्पुष्पी parakpushpi, पत्त्रिन् pattrin, प्रत्यक्पर्णी pratyakparni, प्रत्यक्पुष्पी pratyakpushpi, रक्तापामार्ग raktapamarga, शैखरिक shaikharika, शिखरिन् shikharin, शिरोवृत्तफल shirovrttaphala, स्फुलमञ्जरी sphulamanjari, स्थलमञ्जरी sthalamanjari, तृणशौण्डिका trnashaundika, वार vara, वशीर vashira botanical names: Achyranthes aspera L. ... synonyms: status at The Plants List (2013). Version 1.1. December 1, 2012 ... Nagla forest
names :: crocus stuff VS. crokars staff : 5 posts by 3 authors. It is interesting to note that two names in English for Achyranthes aspera L. ... crocus stuff and crokars staff - both sound somewhat similar when spoken. Could both of them be valid names for this plant? OR has one of them have just happened to become popular, out of sheer laxity to know about its relation to the plant. While both "stuff" and "staff" could be part of a plant's name, Crocus and Crokar in context of Achyranthes becomes intriguing. Crocus is a genus belonging to Iridaceae (iris family), and Crocus sativus is known for the world-famous spice - saffron. Thus, if there is any stuff about A. aspera having quality of crocus, it will be good to know that it is a valid name. Crokar - I was not able to find any meaning or connection with Achyranthes aspera. I hope someone helps in validating these names for Achyranthes aspera. All said, both these names have no popularity in India compared to prickly chaff-flower. Net showing both names. Yes, ... Both names are found in almost all pages that discuss Achyranthes aspera. They both sound similar when spoken - I have raised a doubt whether one of them is invalid.
ID Please: CR09102019_1 : 8 posts by 5 authors. 2 images. Please identify this bush in my terrace garden at Pune, Maharashtra Achyranthes aspera L. Please check Achyranthes. since its your own plant. can you please measure the leaves and take a few more pictures of the leaves please Achyranthes aspera ......gave up on it long ago . I encounter lot of variation ......... Short annual vs perennial Leaf grey white vs red dotted vs reddish Leaf fleshy vs chartaceous Bracts and tepals green vs red Androecium gynoecium complex red vs green Spike short vs extra long Some variation in branching pattern too. But I believe it is all A.aspera. I went through the Genus ..... simply non other exists in my region. In Matheran I came across A .bidentata and my belief became firmer. yes. I echo ... sentiments. what we saw in Agri hort herbal lectures and their garden was very different from what we saw in similar week long classes in kutch and Gujarat. yes were all diligently diagnosed and labelled by able taxonomists References: |
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