NC, Smokies, 20060616
CabinCove, pond, few grasses. 

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Infl close-up. Infl. 

Poa pratensis 

In pond by pier; in full fl. 
 GEN tall, erect
 LF few caul, erect, glab, rel short and wide, 110x4mm, open 70%, prow tip
 LIG 5mm, memb, sl erose at rounded tip
 INFL open pan, 130x75mm, ov, 5 1-brs per node, 1-brs spread 70-80deg, scab
 SPKLT 3 fls, lat comp, obov to ellip, 3.6x1.8x1mm
gls 2.2mm and 3mm, 1 and 3 veins, scaber keel, narr scar marg
lem 2-3mm, keeled, lt green, 5 veins, long vill at base and sh vill on keel to about 60% and on side veins
pal 0.3mm shorter than lem, bifid? 
Yes, indeed, it is the same thing as in the fields all over.  Not expecting it to grow in water.

Infl close-up. Infl. 

Glyceria striata 

In pond by pier; in full fl. 
 GEN tall, erect but bending a bit
 LF few long caul drooping, 7mm wide, sheath 95%+ closed, blade ant scaber both sides
 LIG 1-1.5mm, trunc, erose, memb
 INFL 200x100mm, drooping, 1-br spread 90deg, 1-brs in whorls of 3+ and well spaced, brs min ant scaber
 SPKLT 3x2x1mm, lat comp, 5 fls, pedicelled
gls 0.8mm and 1.0mm, 1 vein, scar w green midvein, acute
lem 1.8-1.9mm, 7 veins, veins sl r and min scaber, obtuse
pal eq lem, scar w 2 green veins
Wow, yes indeed, this too, is the same things as grows in dry areas  alongside the road in this case.


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Infl close-up. Infl. 

Holcus lanatus 

Fls close-up. Plants with two fls.  (Fls hidden lower center-right.)

Ludwigia palustris 

Infl close-up. Infl. 

Panicum clandestinum 

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