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Mystery Grass Becomes Beacon Of Open Habitat And Fire Support
A native bunchgrass common across Southeastern forests thrives on roadsides and old fields. It forms bearded, fluffy inflorescences with paired racemes and supports wildlife, nesting birds, and ground cover while aiding landscape fires and habitat maintenance. John Nelson of the A C Moore Herbarium offers free ID services via herbarium.org or 803-777-8196.
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John Nelson
A.C. Moore
University of South Carolina
Department of Biological Sciences
Columbia
Herbarium.org
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