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Poaceae - any specialists?

17 years ago

Hi gardeners or botanists!

I've collected 3 different grasses on April 30th.. unfortunately they're fully dried by now and I forgot to identify them when they were fresher... If anyone has an idea of what they might be, I would be so grateful!

Thanks again!

Sophie

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terrestrial_man
17 years ago
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TonyfromOz
17 years ago
The first one is possibly Arrhenatherum elatius, at an early stage of inflorescence development,

The second with its one-sided inflorescence reminds me of genera such as Dactylis and Cynosurus, but I doubt it's either of these.

The third looks quite like Phalaris aquatica except for the little protruding hair-like bits, but could these be stigmas?
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