L24
A crop or part of a crop that springs up and grows by itself from old seed:
| VOLUNTEER | 624 |
| NR | 236 |
| WILD | 19 |
| SELF-SOWN | 17 |
| SELF-SEEDED | 12 |
| SECOND CROP | 10 |
| VOLUNTEER CROP | 10 |
| PERENNIAL | 8 |
| SELF-SOWED | 8 |
| BASTARD | 7 |
| SECOND GROWTH | 6 |
| WILD CROP | 5 |
| RESEEDED ITSELF | 4 |
| RESEEDED | 3 |
| RESEEDING | 3 |
| RESEEDS ITSELF | 3 |
| SEED ITSELF | 3 |
| WEED | 3 |
| WILD OATS | 3 |
| ANNUAL | 2 |
| CAME UP BY ITSELF | 2 |
| CATCH CROP | 2 |
| CLOVER | 2 |
| LAST YEAR’S CROP | 2 |
| NATURAL CROP | 2 |
| NH | 2 |
| PERENNIAL CROP | 2 |
| SELF-SEEDER | 2 |
| VOLUNTEERED | 2 |
| WILD SEED | 2 |
| AFTER CROP | 1 |
| AFTERGROWTH | 1 |
| BUMPER | 1 |
| CHEAT | 1 |
| COME UP VOLUNTEER | 1 |
| COTTON | 1 |
| CROP | 1 |
| CULTIVATOR | 1 |
| FALLOW CROP | 1 |
| GRASS SEED | 1 |
| HAY GROUND | 1 |
| KETCH CROP | 1 |
| LAST-YEAR’S | 1 |
| LAZY OATS | 1 |
| LEFTOVER | 1 |
| MEADOW | 1 |
| NATIVE | 1 |
| NATIVE PASTURE | 1 |
| NATURAL GROWTH | 1 |
| NATURAL SEEDING | 1 |
| PERENNIAL ALFALFA | 1 |
| PERMANENT HAY | 1 |
| PERMANENT PASTURE | 1 |
| RATOON CROP | 1 |
| RECROP | 1 |
| RECURRING | 1 |
| REGROWTH | 1 |
| REPEAT | 1 |
| REPEAT CROP | 1 |
| RESEED | 1 |
| RESEEDED CROP | 1 |
| RESEEDS | 1 |
| RESURGENT | 1 |
| SELF-CATCH | 1 |
| SELF-PLANTED | 1 |
| SELF-SEED | 1 |
| SELF-SEEDING | 1 |
| SPROUTED OUT | 1 |
| SPROUTS | 1 |
| STRAY | 1 |
| STUB COTTON | 1 |
| STUBBLE | 1 |
| TAME HAY | 1 |
| THRIP | 1 |
| TIMOTHY | 1 |
| VOLUNTARY | 1 |
| VOLUNTEER PLANT | 1 |
| WHEAT | 1 |
| WILD GRAIN | 1 |
| WILD PLANTS | 1 |
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