Phalaris (grass) - Species

Species

Species include:

  • Phalaris amethystina Trin.
  • Phalaris angusta - timothy canarygrass
  • Phalaris aquatica - bulbous canarygrass, Harding grass, Hardinggrass, =Phalaris tuberosa
  • Phalaris arundinacea - reed canary grass, reed canarygrass
  • Phalaris brachystachys - shortspike canarygrass
  • Phalaris californica - California canarygrass
  • Phalaris canariensis - annual canarygrass, common canary grass, common canarygrass
  • Phalaris caroliniana - Carolina canarygrass, "maygrass", see Eastern Agricultural Complex
  • Phalaris coerulescens - sunolgrass
  • Phalaris commutata
  • Phalaris elongata Braun-Blanq.
  • Phalaris lemmonii - Lemmon's canarygrass
  • Phalaris minor - canarygrass, littleseed canarygrass
  • Phalaris paradoxa - hood canarygrass
  • Phalaris platensis Henrard ex Wacht.
  • Phalaris truncata Guss. ex Bertol.

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