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Feral and ruderal Cannabis treats cannabis growing outside cultivation, whether escaped from former crops (feral) or colonising disturbed ground (ruderal), as an ecological and population phenomenon. The taxon Cannabis ruderalis, to which the wild and weedy plants of temperate Eurasia have been referred, has its own page.
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File:Cannabis-feral-ditchweed-stand.jpg(Ruderal ecology): a photograph of a stand of feral hemp ("ditchweed") on disturbed ground such as a roadside ditch, a field margin or a waste lot, with tall, spindly plants among other weeds. Wikimedia Commons has "Marijuana, Buffalo County, Nebraska, 2017-06-15.jpg", cannabis growing in a ditch in Nebraska, released into the public domain (CC0).File:Cannabis-north-american-feral-hemp-distribution.svg(Distribution), a map to be drawn: an outline map of the contiguous United States with the Midwest shaded, the region where the sources cited in the section place the densest feral hemp.