Listing 1 - 6 from 6 for europe bromus
Acknowledgments and Bibliography for Roosevelt Flora
... [Prairie Three-awn] * Bromus inermis Leyss. [Hungarian Brome] * Bromus japonicus Thunb. [Japanese Brome/J. Chess] *Bromus racemosus L. [Upright Brome] *Bromus sterilis L. [Barren Brome] Bromus tectorum L. [ ... L. [Canada Blue Grass] Note: Actually, introduced from Europe. * Poa pratensis L. [Kentucky Blue Grass] Note: Actually, introduced from Europe. * Poa trivialis L. [Rough Blue Grass] * Secale ...
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Poaceae
... Coe HQ. *Bromus diandrus. {+} RIPGUT GRASS. RIPGUT BROME. Annual. Bl "Apr-Jun". Fields, disturbed areas, etc. Native of Europe. *Bromus hordeaceus {++} (=Bromus molliformis. Bromus mollis. Bromus racemosus). SOFT ... of Europe. *Bromus madritensis ssp. rubens {+} (=Bromus rubens). FOXTAIL CHESS. RED BROME. Annual. Bl "Mar-Jun". Disturbed areas. Arnold Field. Native of Europe. *Bromus tectorum. {+} ...
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Monocots
... Europe. *Bromus diandrus. Ripgut Grass. Ripgut Brome. Annual. Fields, disturbed areas, etc. Native of Europe. *Bromus mollis. Soft Chess. Soft Cheat. Soft Brome. Annual. In Welds and disturbed areas. Native of Europe. *Bromus ...
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Classes on California native plants, mycorrhiza and the native plant community.
... difficult, as hand weeding favors ruderals. Examples include: most garden veggies, family Brassicacea Sweet alysum Bromus sp An aside: Things that may apply to ruderals do not apply to circumventors and ... -50 in Lodgepole Forest ectomycorrhiza,VAM,ERICOID 35-60 in Non-native equivalents: Maine, N.Europe, Japanese Forest, Canada Dominant Type Desert/Pond Regular rainfall (even if it is very little ...
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Control the weeds by spraying herbicides, mowing, grazing or any other method while protecting native plants, and annual wildflowers.
... plants, spraying small wildflower patches with grass killer (the worst weedy grass is Foxtail Chess (Bromus madritensis ssp. rubens,)has given good results. Then spot spraying the broadleaf weeds such as ... . The cycle of grazing is this: animals-soil disturbance-weeds-animals, etc. The animals from Europe and Asia (cattle and horses) did not evolve here, and are too large and overpowering ...
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Abies grandis (Dougl
... ), and sweetroot (Osmorhiza spp.). Graminoids frequently associated with grand fir are Columbia brome (Bromus vulgaris), pinegrass (Calamagrostis rubescens), western fescue (Festuca occidentalis), and sedge (Carex spp.). Additional ... differences are mainly physiological and ecological (9). Provenance trials with grand fir in Europe have resulted in ranking U.S. seed origins. Seed sources west of the ...
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