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Ailanthus altissima from China growing between electric cables and a gutter in Marseille. July 2020.

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Passiflora caerulea growing along a fence separating two private gardens in Toulouse, France. ` June 2020.

Passionflowers now grow throughout the Northern hemisphere and are classified as invasive in Spain, California, Hawaï, and New Zealand. Their original range was limited to South America, in an area that covers Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay.

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Ailanthus altissima from China growing along the walls that surround the train station in Marseille. July 2020.

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Galinsoga parviflora growing through pavement in Berlin, Germany. Known as Guasca in Spanish and Picão-branco in Portuguese, the plant used to be confined to South America but now grows in most temperate and tropical regions of the world. 

August 2020.

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Impatiens glandulifera growing in a riverbed along the Franco-spanish border. June 2020.

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Robinia pseudoacacia growing in vacant lot between two buildings in a village on the Franco-spanish border. June 2020.

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Phytolacca americana from North America growing along a vineyard wall along the Franco-Spanish border. July 2020.

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Family of Ailanthus altissima from China growing between two roads in Berlin. July 2020.