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Bristly Foxtail

Setaria parviflora

Photo by suzmonk
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Field Notes

Description:

Grass native to both North America and South America. Also called Marsh Bristlegrass, Yellow Bristlegrass, Knotroot Bristlegrass. Commonly found growing along the roadside, and in pastures and other disturbed sites.

Notes:

There are about 32 species of Setaria in the U.S.

Reference Links:

Bristly Foxtail - Setaria parviflora - Overview, Setaria parviflora

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PublishedAugust 11, 2013

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