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Common Allergy Triggers in Arizona
Featured Allergens:
Photo Courtesy of Mary Jelks M.D.
| Habitat: | Rich soils, woodlands |
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| Range: | Eastern United States, west to Texas |
Photo Courtesy of Alan W. Meerow Ph.D.
| Habitat: | Disturbed areas |
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| Range: | Throughout United States and Canada; except Alaska, Yukon, Keewatin, Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands |
Photo Courtesy of GREER Laboratories
| Habitat: | Waste places, roadsides |
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| Range: | Much of the United States and Canada except the most southern and most northern areas |
More Arizona Allergens:
- Alfalfa
- Algerian ivy
- Allscale
- Ambrosia leaf
- American beech
- Arizona cypress
- Arizona sycamore
- Arrow leaf balsamroot
- Arroyo willow
- Athel tamarisk
- Barbados-pride
- Bean tree
- Bermudagrass
- Big sagebrush
- Bitter dock
- Black bentgrass
- Black locust
- Blue grama
- Bluebunch wheatgrass
- Boghemp
- Box elder
- Bracken fern
- Buckwheat
- Bulrush
- Burning bush
- Bursage
- Butterweed
- California juniper
- California poppy
- Canadian goldenrod
- Canyon live oak
- Cardinal flower
- Careless weed
- Carnation
- Carob (algarroba)
- Celery
- Chicory
- Chinaberry
- Clustered wheatgrass
- Coastal saltgrass
- Cockleburs
- Common Canarygrass
- Common Dandelion
- Common juniper
- Common plantain
- Common Reed
- Common Sunflower
- Common Tansy
- Common Timothy
- Common velvetgrass
- Coriander
- Cottonwood - Rio Grande
- Crape myrtle
- Cultivated carrot
- Cultivated oat
- Cultivated Rye
- Curly dock
- Daisy/Ox-Eye
- Date palm
- Date palm (Phoenix dactylifera)
- Death camas
- Desert ragweed
- Dill
- Dog fennel (Stinking chamomile - Dog's camomile)
- Douglas fir
- Douglas rabbitbush
- Eastern cottonwood
- Elderberry
- English ivy
- English plantain
- Fennel
- Fireweed
- Flat-spine burr ragweed
- Flat-stem bluegrass
- Fremont's cottonwood
- Gambel's oak
- Garden cosmos
- Giant elephant ear (Alocasia odora)
- Giant ragweed
- Giant wild ryegrass
- Goldenrod (Solidago multiradiata)
- Goldenrod (Solidago spp.)
- Greasewood
- Green sage
- Hare's ear
- Honey mesquite
- Honeysuckle
- Horsetail (Equisetum hyemale)
- Hyacinth
- Iodine bush
- Japanese cedar
- Japanese privet
- Jerusalem oak
- Jimson weed
- Johnsongrass
- Kentucky bluegrass
- Knapweed
- Late goldenrod
- Leafy tussock sedge
- Lenscale
- Lombardy poplar
- Mat amaranth
- Meadow Fescue
- Mexican fireplant/Painted euphorbia
- Mexican tea
- Milfoil/Yarrow
- Mimosa
- Mule's fat
- Nasturtium
- Nephthytis
- Oak
- One-seed juniper
- Painted leaf (Euphorbia cyathophora)
- Palmer's amaranth
- Palo Verde
- Pasture sage
- Peach
- Perennial ragweed
- Perennial ryegrass
- Periwinkle
- Pfitzer
- Pigweed/Redroot/Rough amaranth
- Pigweeds/Tumbleweeds/Waterhemp
- Pit seed goosefoot
- Poison hemlock
- Ponderosa pine
- Poverty Weed
- Prairie ragweed
- Prickly lettuce
- Primrose
- Purple queen
- Quack grass
- Quaking aspen
- Radish
- Red clover
- Red fescue
- Red scale
- Red sorrel
- Red willow
- Redtop
- Reed Canarygrass
- Rhubarb
- Rocky mountain juniper
- Russian olive
- Rye brome
- Rye
- Sagewort
- Sand dropseed
- Sandberg's bluegrass
- Scale saltbush
- Scarlet pimpernel
- Seablite
- Shadscale
- Siberian elm
- Silver buffalo berry
- Silver ragweed
- Slender amaranth
- Smooth brome
- Smotherweed (Bassia)
- Sneezeweed/Flowering sneezeweed
- Soapberry
- Sorghum
- Spinach
- Spiny cocklebur
- Spurge (Chamaesyce hirta)
- Spurge (Chamaesyce hyssopifolia)
- Sugarberry
- Sweet acacia
- Tall oatgrass
- Thyme
- Tree-of-heaven
- Triangle burr ragweed
- Tumbleweed
- Two needle pinyon
- Umbrella tree
- Utah juniper
- Velvet ash
- Water birch
- Water lettuce
- Weak leaf
- Western water hemlock
- Western wheatgrass
- White cheesebush
- White clover
- White fir
- White sage
- Wild Calla
- Wild parsnip
- Wingscale
- Winterfat
- Wright's saltbush
- Yellow Indian grass
- Yellow nut sedge
- Yellow sweet clover
- Yellow willow
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