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Identify (Quack or Tall Fescue?) - Link to Pics

17 years ago

I have tried looking at a ton of online pictures/descriptions, I still can't tell what this is exactly. Any ideas? I can't see any hairy auricles or claw-type auricles that quack and/or tall fescue are supposed to have, but maybe these are too immature to have them yet?

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spup345
Original Author
17 years ago
I did just decide to cut the grass in half and it does seem to have a hollow core which I think is indicative of quack grass, but an outside verification would help greatly!
spup345
Original Author
17 years ago
Also, this website confuses me a little more, quack & tf seem sooo similar! http://hcs.osu.edu/hcs612/forageID.htm
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