gramineae ect spot id Flashcards

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Juncaceae

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ugly lilies: Juncus sp., Luzula sp.

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Juncus sp.

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rush
- solid round stem, only basal bracts, many seeded ovary, crowded cyme/corymb

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Luzula sp.

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wood rush
- solid round stem, 3 ovules, flat leaves

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Cyperaceae

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sedges: Eriophorum polystachion, Scirpus sp., Eleocharis acicularis, Carex sp.

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Eriophorum polystachion

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Cyperaceae, cotton grass
- lots of white hair, solid round stems, spreading rhizomes

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Scirpus sp.

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Cyperaceae, Bulrush
- solid round/triangular stems, few bristles, flowers look like fuzzy buds

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Eleocharis acicularis

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Cyperaceae, needle spikerush
- one spike per shoot, three stigmas, leaves = bladeless sheathes, standing water

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Carex sp.

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Sedge
- ovary covered by perigynium, imperfect floret with 2-3 stigma, grows in tufts

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Gramineae/Poaceae

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Agropyron pectiniforme, Agrostis scabra, Beckmannia syzigachne, Bouteloua gracilis, Bromus inermis, Calamagrostis canadensis, elymus innovatus, Hordeum jubatum, Poa pratensis

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Agropyron pectiniforme

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Gramineae, crested wheatgrass
- awn (hair) on lemma and glume, open sheath with auricles, double-sided comb spike

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Agrostis scabra

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Gramineae, ticklegrass
- hair-like leaves with inrolled margins, open sheath, no palea, serrated glume, very open panicle

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Beckmannia syzigachne

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Gramineae, slough grass
- circular spikelet, NOT comb-like inflorescence, one floret/spikelet

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Bouteloua gracilis

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Gramineae, blue grama grass
-single-sided comb-like inflorescence, small hairs on ligules, one perfect floret/spikelet

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Bromus inermis

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Gramineae, smooth brome
- glumes shorter than floret, no awns, more than two florets/spikelet (stacked)

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Calamagrostis canadensis

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Gramineae, marsh reedgrass
- one floret/spikelet, drooping panicle, long ligule, long hairs within floret

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Elymus innovatus

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Gramineae, hairy wildrye
- VERY FUZZY SPIKE, narrow glumes, claw-like auricle

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Hordeum jubatum

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Gramineae, foxtail barley
- fuzzy top, you know this one

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Poa pratensis

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Gramineae, Kentucky bluegrass
- boat-shaped leaf tip, 3-5 florets/spikelet, cobweb-like hair on each spikelet, long rhizomes

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Typha latifolia

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Typhaceae, cattail
- large, brown, cylindrical spike