meadow brome
Latin name: Bromus commutatus
Family: Poaceae
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Flowering time:
Height: 40 to 120cm
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Description
Loosely tufted, slightly hairy annual or biennial grass. Meadow brome completes its lifecycle within one year and does not reproduce from vegetative fragments. Seed is typically shed between May and October with emergence occurring between July and November.
How to identify: Ligule is 1-4mm, auricles are absent, leaf blade is green, moderately hairy, finely pointed and rough, rolled.
How to propagate:
Family: Poaceae
Other common names;
Flowering time:
Height: 40 to 120cm
Growing conditions:
Nectar source for:
Food source for:
Description
Loosely tufted, slightly hairy annual or biennial grass. Meadow brome completes its lifecycle within one year and does not reproduce from vegetative fragments. Seed is typically shed between May and October with emergence occurring between July and November.
How to identify: Ligule is 1-4mm, auricles are absent, leaf blade is green, moderately hairy, finely pointed and rough, rolled.
How to propagate: