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Etymology: Glyceria: Greek for "sweet" from taste of the grain
Plants: weakly erect perennial, >40" tall, semi-aquatic, emergent grass, sprawling clumps from rooting nodes; stems with nodes Leaves: narrow, closed sheath; some leaves floating in plants growing in water; fine hairs on upper surface Flowers: rounded, ridged, smooth lemmas with tips and edges thin and brittle; inflorescence thin spike with several spikelets Habitat: wet; shallows less than 40" deep, shores Conservation Status: Native |
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