Plants

Question 1

Poaceae

Answer 1

Grass family

Monocoltyledon

Question 2

Agropyron Cristatus

Answer 2

F: poaceae
Tribe: Triticeae
Perennial, from Euroasia. Dense, tamping at both sides.
Drought and cold tolerant. 
Good young hay. 
LOOKS LIKE CARTOON HAY, uniformed.

Question 3

Elymus Smithii

Answer 3

F: Poaceae T: Triceae
Perennial, NATIVE, cool season
Dense, stiff, erect solitary

Question 4

Elymus Spicatus

Answer 4

F: Poaceae T: Triceae
Perennial, NATIVE, cool season.
Dense, stiff, erect, one per node.
Easily moves out of the way for wheat grass.

Question 5

Taeniatherum Caput-Medusae

Answer 5

F: Poaceae T: Triticeae
Fires cycles, Annual, European, cool season.
Caespitose or solitary.
One per node.

Question 6

Avena Fatua

Answer 6

Annual, introduced,

Has a kink in the strings that come off the seed head.

Question 7

Hesperostipa comata

Answer 7

Native, perennial,

Use nodules to identify them.

Question 8

Stipa Hymenoids

Answer 8

Native, perennial, rice grass

Spread out like the tree of life.

Question 9

Bromus Tectorum

Answer 9

It has 5 seeds and the seeds let of lines from the 5, making it look like a hand that is hanging down.
Annual, introduced.

Question 10

Dactylis Glomerata

Answer 10

Dark Roots.
Perennial, NATIVE,
Good forage value.

Question 11

Festuca Idahoensis

Answer 11

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Question 12

Poa Pratensis

Answer 12

Introduced

Question 13

Poaceae secunda

Answer 13

Green up before other grasses.