Setaria parviflora (Poir.) Kerguélen

PLANTS OF GEORGIA — 'DoogJir^'fy CO
Setaria geniculata (Lam.) Beauv. Knotroot
Foxtail.
Locally common and gregarious in moist loam
on rt.-of-way, Gillionville Rd., ca. 7.6 mi.
W of Albany (N Slappey Blvd.), Dougherty Co.
Perennial with knotty roots. Spikes grossly
dull yellowish green. Blades (and upper parts
of sheaths) a light glaucescent or bluish
green. Culms light green to yellowish green,
simple to weakly tufted. With Cynodon dacty-
lon, Dichanthelium scoparium. Juncus margina-
tus, Verbena brasiliensis. and Galium obtusum
var. filifolium. Nearby was a cleared area
with a few scattered trees, including laurel
oak, American beech, and red buckeye. Repli-
cates: 10.
Robert A. Norris 5564
June 25, 19SS
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