What is another word for nettle-leaved goosefoot?
Pronunciation: [nˈɛtə͡llˈiːvd ɡˈuːsfʊt] (IPA) 
Nettle-leaved goosefoot is a type of plant that is native to Europe and Asia. It is also known as Chenopodium murale, which is the scientific name for this plant. The plant is known for its green, nettle-like leaves and small, white flowers. There are various synonyms for this plant, including the common names of lambsquarters, pigweed, and white goosefoot.
Lambsquarters acquired its name due to its frequent occurrence in lamb pastures, while pigweed's name comes from its usage as a feed for pigs. White goosefoot is so-named because of the plant's pale hue. Other common names for nettle-leaved goosefoot include wild spinach, goosefoot weed, and fat hen. Regardless of which name is used, this weed is considered a nuisance by farmers as it can quickly spread and overtake fields.
