C. amaranticolor (H.J. Coste & A. Reyn.) H.J. Coste & A. Reyn. 1907). Chenopodiaceae - Fumariaceae (Chenopodium) Jonsell, B., Karlsson Flora Nordica 2005 2 4 31 TXDF 434242 D. Don 1825 D. Don 1825 Magnoliopsida Amaranthaceae Chenopodium Plantae Caryophyllales 25 29 Tracheophyta species giganteum  ( C. amaranticolor (H.J. Coste & A. Reyn.) H.J. Coste & A. Reyn. 1907).  F jaettisavikka. N kjempemelde. S praktmalla.  - Similar to C. album(15) but up to 2 m, and young parts of the plant usually covered with purple vesicular hairs (may fade in dry material). Leaf-blades (when fully developed) broadly triangular, often wider than long, up to 16 x 18 cm, dentate; apex and base rounded; teeth fairly equal in size. Inflorescence usually spike-like; glomerules fairly small. - Flowering late in autumn or not at all; seeds not formed in Norden. - [2n=54]  Mills, tips, gardens, poultry farms, railway areas; most records fairly recent. D NJy Fredrikshavn 1963, OJy Arhus1975, SjaeKastrup 1961, Kobenhavn1987, Slagelse 1964. N Ak Oslo 1969, Ho Radoy1969. S Sk Lackalaenga1925, BhG Goeteborgseveral records 1948-57, Srm Nacka 1932. F EH Nokia 1974, Tampere 1975, 1978 and 1980 (mill). - India; grown for ornament and locally naturalized in the Mediterranean and on the Canary Islands.