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unk grass 2

9 years ago

Similar to grass 1 but flowers are seemingly coming directly out of blades and blades are slimmer. No rosette present.

Thanks for an ID!

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lycopus
9 years ago
Another Dichanthelium sp. The basal rosette is probably present but those leaves overwinter and are usually brown by this time of year.
agkistrodon
Original Author
9 years ago
Could it be this?

Dichanthelium scoparium

Here is a link that might be useful: Dichanthelium scoparium
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jekeesl (south-central Arkansas)
9 years ago
If D. scoparium, there would be a smooth, glandular ring just below each node as shown in the photo.

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