Barnyard Grass is a rather distinctive grass with a spreading habit and
large spikelets in two rows on the branches of the panicle. Leaves are
without hairs, auricles, and ligules, and the leaf sheaths are often tinted
red or maroon at the base. Seedhead are a panicle at the top, 4-16 inches
in length. Panicles may be green to purple in color and are comprised of
individual spikelets that may develop a 2-10 mm long terminal awn. This
annual grass is commonly found in wet areas.
Identification credit: Kiran Raj
Photographed in Southern Western Ghats.
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