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LEC 10. Grasses Part II Common Characteristics & Classifications. Witchgrass. Barnyard grass. FIELD BOTANY – Lecture 10 Dr. Donald P. Althoff. Foxtail. Johnsongrass. Plantae. Magnoliophyta (Anthrophyta). Kingdom Division Class Order
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LEC 10 Grasses Part II Common Characteristics & Classifications Witchgrass Barnyard grass FIELD BOTANY – Lecture 10 Dr. Donald P. Althoff Foxtail Johnsongrass
Plantae Magnoliophyta (Anthrophyta) Kingdom Division Class Order Family Subfamily TRIBE Liliopsida-moncots Cyperales ____________ ?...>16 grasses End in -____ But not exclusively
Tribes (some) • Eragrosteae • Oryzeae • Paniceae • Poeae • Triticeae • Andropogoneae • Aristideae • Arundineae • Aveneae • Centotheceae • Chlorideae • Danthonieae
TRIBE: Andropogoneae • Big bluestem • Little bluestem • ___________ ___________ • Indiangrass • ___________ • Eastern gamagrass
TRIBE: Aristideae • Curly threeawn • Threeawn • Prairie threeawn • Purple threeawn
TRIBE: Arundineae • Giant reed • Common reed (Phragmites)
TRIBE: Aveneae • Bent grass • Winter bent grass • Wild oats (a) • Cultivated oats (a)
TRIBE: Centotheceae • Indian woodoats • Broadleaf woodoats • Narrowleaf woodoats
TRIBE: Chorideae • Sideoats grama • _____ grama • _____ grama • Buffalo grass • Windmill grass • Bermuda grass
TRIBE: Danthonieae • Poverty grass (very short) (poverty oatgrass)
TRIBE: Eragrosteae • Goosegrass (a) • Stinkgrass (a) • Purple lovegrass • Tall dropseed (composite) • Purple (red) top greasegrass
TRIBE: Oryzeae • Rice cutgrass • Whitegrass
TRIBE: Paniceae (page 1) • Crabgrass (a) • Barnyard grass • Redtop panicum • Switchgrass
TRIBE: Paniceae (page 2) • (Marsh) bristlegrass • Yellow foxtail & other foxtails (a)
TRIBE: Poeae (page 1) • Soft brome (a) • Field brome (a) • Cheatgrass (a) • Orchardgrass • Tall fescue
TRIBE: Poeae (page 2) • Ryegrass (a) • Annual bluegrass (a) • Kentucky bluegrass • Smooth brome
TRIBE: Triticeae • Western wheatgrass • Canada wildrye • Rye (a)
Cool Season Grasses • Timothy • Woodoats • Wild oats (a) • Cultivated oats (a) • Western wheat • Kentucky bluegrass • Annual bluegrass • Tall fescue • Canada wildrye • Soft brome (a) • __________________________ (a) • _______________ (a) • Orchardgrass • Tall fescue
Warm Season Grasses (page 1) • Bromesedge • Threeawns • Giant Reed • Common Reed • Bentgrass • Sideoats grama • Blue grama • Hairy grama • Indiangrass • Big bluestem • Little bluestem • Switchgrass • Buffalograss • ______________ • E. gamagrass • Bermuda grass • Poverty grass
Warm Season Grasses (page 2) • Tall dropseed • Purple (red) top • Whitegrass • __________ • Rice cutgrass • ___________ • Barnyard grass • Redtop panicum • Bristlegrass • Goosegrass • Stinkgrass • Purplelove grass
________ vs. ________ GrassIntroduced vs. Native Smooth brome Indiangrass Rye grass Tall fescue sod-forming bunch grass Reed canarygrass Timothy
Sod-forming • Sod-forming grasses with ________________:smooth bromegrass (Bromus inermis) Kentucky bluegrass (Poa pratensis) quackgrass (Agropyron repens) prairie cordgrass (Spartina pectinata) foxtail muhly (Muhlenbergia andina) Johnson grass (Sorghum halepense) redtop (Agrostis alba). • Sod-forming grasses with _____________:tall fescue (Festuca arundinaceae) side-oats grama (Bouteloua curtipendula) big bluestem (Andropogon gerardii) Indiangrass (Sorghastrum nutans).
Sod-forming…con’t • Sod-forming grasses with ________________:bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon) bentgrasses (Agrostis spp.) buffalo grass (Buchloe dactyloides).
Bunch-forming • Bunchgrasses - chiefly _____________branching:perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) orchardgrass (Dactylis glomerata) little bluestem (Schizachyrium scoparium) broomsedge (Andropogonvirginicus) • Bunchgrasses - reproducing _____________ via corms:timothy (Phleum pratense) tall oatgrass (Arrhenatherum elatius var. bulbosum). The adventitious buds of bunchgrasses are found on the basal nodes in crown tissue and produce new tillers which remain within the surrounding leaf sheath of the mother stem. Reproduce vegetatively from adventitious buds on corms--corms are thickened, bulbous internodes which form in crown tissue, serving as storage organs.