Chloris virgata Sw.

IUCN Status

Not Applicable : Not Applicable
Sonu kumar
Author: Sonu kumar

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  • Feather finger grass, Black seed grass, करड़, सियारपूछ
  • Rabdochloa virgata (Sw.) P.Beauv
  • Bundi
  • Naturally grown
  • Apical sterile spikelets with3-4 awns; white-pinkish spikes. Annual grass, culms tufted, erect or geniculately ascending, slightly flattened, 15–100cm tall. Basal leaf sheaths strongly keeled, glabrous; leaf blades flat or folded, 5–30 cm,2–7 mm wide, Spikelets with 2 or 3 florets, 2-awned.
    Other information: Because of the bushy,silver appearance of its inflorescence, it is known as Siyarpunch / Siyalpunch in hadauti, which means jackals tail.
    Fl. & Fr.: July–December
    Palatability: Palatable

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    Digitate Inflorescence
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    Leaf base & culm node

Plant Phenological Events

Month Phenological Events
No events found.

Systematic position

DivisionAngiosperm
ClassMonocotyledons
Sub-Class
SeriesGlumaceae
Ord
FamilyPOACEAE
SpeciesChloris virgata Sw.
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