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List of Minnesota Grasses, Sedges, And Rushesreport

  • Andropogon gerardi (big bluestem; native) (A)

  • Andropogon hallii (sand bluestem; introduced from the central United States) (A)

  • Agrostis gigantea (black bentgrass; introduced from Eurasia) (A)

  • Agrostis hyemalis (winter bentgrass; native) (A)

  • Agrostis scabra (rough bentgrass; native) (A)

  • Agrostis perennans (upland bentgrass; native) (A)

  • Agrostis stolonifera (creeping bentgrass; introduced from Eurasia) (A)

  • Bouteloua curtipendula (sideoats grama; native) (B)

  • Bouteloua dactyloides (buffalograss; native) (B)

  • Bouteloua gracilis (blue grama; native) (B)

  • Bouteloua hirsuta (hairy grama; native) (B)

  • Bromus arvensis (field brome; introduced from Eurasia) (B)

  • Bromus catharticus (rescuegrass; introduced from South America) (B)

  • Bromus ciliatus (fringed brome; native) (B)

  • Bromus inermis (smooth brome; introduced from Eurasia) (B)

  • Bromus kalmii (prairie brome, Kalm's brome; native) (B)

  • Bromus latiglumis (early-leaved brome; native) (B)

  • Bromus pubescens (hairy woodland brome; native) (B)

  • Bromus secalinus (rye brome; introduced from Eurasia) (B)

  • Bromus tectorum (cheatgrass; introduced from Eurasia) (B)

  • Calamagrostis canadensis (marsh reedgrass; native) (C)

  • Calamagrostis montanensis (plains reedgrass; native) (C)

  • Calamagrostis purpurascens (purple reedgrass; native) (C)

  • Calamagrostis stricta (slim-stemmed reedgrass; native) (C)

  • Calamovilfa longifolia (sand reedgrass; native) (C)

  • Carex adusta (lesser brown sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex albicans (white-tinged sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex albursina (White Bear sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex alopecoidea (foxtail sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex annectens (yellow-fruited sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex aquatilis (water sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex arcta (northern cluster sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex arctata (drooping woodland sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex assiniboinensis (Assiniboia sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex atherodes (wheat sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex aurea (golden sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex bebbii (Bebb's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex bicknellii (Bicknell's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex blanda (common woodland sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex brevior (plains oval sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex bromoides (brome-like sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex brunnescens (brownish sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex buxbaumii (Buxbaum's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex canescens (silvery sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex capillaris (hair-like sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex careyana (Carey's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex castanea (chestnut sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex cephaloidea (thin-leaved sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex cephalophora (oval-leaved sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex chordorrhiza (creeping sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex communis (fibrous-rooted sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex comosa (long-haired sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex conjuncta (soft fox sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex conoidea (openfield sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex crinita (fringed sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex cristatella (crested sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex crus-corvi (raven-footed sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex cryptolepis (northeastern sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex davisii (Davis's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex debilis (white-edged sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex deflexa (northern sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex deweyana (Dewey sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex diandra (lesser panicled sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex disperma (soft-leaved sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex duriuscula (needle-leaved sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex eburnea (ivory sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex echinata (star sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex echinodes (native) (C)

  • Carex emoryi (Emory's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex exilis (coastal sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex festucacea (fescue sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex filifolia (thread-leaved sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex flava (yellow sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex foenea (straw sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex formosa (handsome sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex garberi (elk sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex gracillima (graceful sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex granularis (limestone meadow sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex gravida (heavy sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex grayi (common bur sedge, Gray's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex grisea (inflated narrow-leaved sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex gynandra (nodding sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex gynocrates (northern bog sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex hallii (deer sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex haydenii (Hayden's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex hirtifolia (pubescent sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex hitchcockiana (Hitchcock's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex hookeriana (Hooker's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex houghtoniana (Houghton's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex hystericina (porcupine sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex inops (long-stoloned sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex interior (inland sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex intumescens (greater bladder sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex jamesii (James's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex ×knieskernii (native) (C)

  • Carex lacustris (lake sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex laeviconica (smooth-coned sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex laevivaginata (smooth-sheathed sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex lasiocarpa (woolly-fruited sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex laxiculmis (spreading sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex leptalea (bristly-stalked sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex leptonervia (nerveless woodland sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex limosa (mud sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex livida (livid sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex lucorum (Blue Ridge sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex lupulina (hop sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex lurida (shallow sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex magellanica (boreal bog sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex meadii (Mead's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex merritt-fernaldii (Fernald's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex michauxiana (Michaux's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex molesta (troublesome sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex muehlenbergii (Muhlenberg's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex muskingumensis (palm sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex normalis (greater straw sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex obtusata (obtuse sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex oligocarpa (richwoods sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex oligosperma (few-seeded sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex ormostachya (necklace spike sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex pallescens (pale sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex pauciflora (few-flowered sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex peckii (Peck's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex pedunculata (long-stalked sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex pellita (woolly sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex pensylvanica (oak sedge, Pennsylvania sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex plantaginea (plantain-leaved sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex praegracilis (clustered field sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex prairea (prairie sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex praticola (meadow sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex projecta (necklace sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex pseudocyperus (cypress-like sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex radiata (eastern star sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex retrorsa (knot-sheathed sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex richardsonii (Richardson's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex rosea (rosy sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex rossii (Ross's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex rostrata (beaked sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex sartwellii (Sartwell's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex saximontana (Rocky Mountain sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex scirpoidea (northern single-spiked sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex scoparia (broom sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex siccata (dry-spiked sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex sparganioides (bur-reed sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex squarrosa (squarrose sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex sprengelii (long-beaked sedge, Sprengel's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex sterilis (dioecious sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex stipata (awl-fruited sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex stricta (upright sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex suberecta (prairie straw sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex supina (weak Arctic sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex sychnocephala (many-headed sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex tenera (quill sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex tetanica (rigid sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex tonsa (shaved sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex torreyi (Torrey's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex trichocarpa (hairy-fruited sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex trisperma (three-seeded sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex tuckermanii (Tuckerman's sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex typhina (cattail sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex umbellata (parasol sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex utriculata (Northwest Territory sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex vaginata (sheathed sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex vesicaria (blister sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex viridula (little green sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex vulpinoidea (fox sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex woodii (pretty sedge; native) (C)

  • Carex xerantica (white-scaled sedge; native) (C)

  • Cenchrus longispinus (sandbur; native) (C)

  • Cinna arundinacea (stout woodreed, sweet woodreed; native) (C)

  • Cinna latifolia (drooping woodreed; native) (C)

  • Cladium mariscoides (smooth sawgrass; native) (C)

  • Cyperus acuminatus (taper-tipped flatsedge; native) (C)

  • Cyperus bipartitus (slender flatsedge; native) (C)

  • Cyperus diandrus (umbrella flatsedge; native) (C)

  • Cyperus erythrorhizos (red-rooted flatsedge; native) (C)

  • Cyperus esculentus (yellow nutsedge; native) (C)

  • Cyperus fuscus (brown flatsedge; introduced from Eurasia) (C)

  • Cyperus houghtonii (Houghton's flatsedge; native) (C)

  • Cyperus lupulinus (Great Plains flatsedge; native) (C)

  • Cyperus odoratus (fragrant flatsedge; native) (C)

  • Cyperus rotundus (nutgrass; native or introduced from Eurasia) (C)

  • Cyperus schweinitzii (Schweinitz's flatsedge; native) (C)

  • Cyperus squarrosus (bearded flatsedge; native) (C)

  • Cyperus strigosus (straw-colored flatsedge; native) (C)

  • Danthonia spicata (poverty oatgrass; native) (D)

  • Dactylis glomerata (orchard grass; introduced from Eurasia) (D)

  • Digitaria ischaemum (smooth crabgrass; introduced from Eurasia) (D)

  • Digitaria sanguinalis (hairy crabgrass; introduced from Europe) (D)

  • Elymus canadensis (Canada wild rye; native) (E)

  • Elymus hystrix (bottlebrush grass; native) (E)

  • Elymus repens (quackgrass; introduced from Eurasia) (E)

  • Eragrostis cilianensis (stink grass; introduced from Europe) (E)

  • Eragrostis spectabilis (purple lovegrass; native) (E)

  • Hesperostipa comata (needle-and-thread grass; native) (H)

  • Hesperostipa spartea (porcupine grass; native) (H)

  • Hordeum jubatum (foxtail barley; native) (H)

  • Hordeum pusillum (little barley; native) (H)

  • Hordeum vulgare (barley; introduced from Eurasia) (H)

  • Juncus canadensis (Canada rush; native) (J)

  • Juncus tenuis (path rush; native) (J)

  • Koeleria macrantha (junegrass; native) (K)

  • Luzula acuminata (hairy woodrush; native) (L)

  • Luzula multiflora (common woodrush; native) (L)

  • Luzula parviflora (small-flowered woodrush; native) (L)

  • Muhlenbergia asperifolia (alkali muhly, scratchgrass; native) (M)

  • Muhlenbergia cuspidata (plains muhly, prairie satingrass; native) (M)

  • Muhlenbergia frondosa (wire-stemmed muhly, common satingrass; native) (M)

  • Muhlenbergia glomerata (spiked muhly, marsh muhly; native) (M)

  • Muhlenbergia mexicana (Mexican muhly, leafy satingrass, wirestem muhly; native) (M)

  • Muhlenbergia racemosa (marsh muhly; native) (M)

  • Muhlenbergia richardsonis (mat muhly; native) (M)

  • Muhlenbergia schreberi (nimblewill; native) (M)

  • Muhlenbergia sylvatica (woodland muhly; native) (M)

  • Muhlenbergia uniflora (bog muhly; native) (M)

  • Panicum capillare (witchgrass; native) (P)

  • Panicum dichotomiflorum (fall panicgrass; native) (P)

  • Panicum miliaceum (proso millet; introduced from Asia) (P)

  • Panicum philadelphicum (Philadelphia panicgrass; native) (P)

  • Panicum virgatum (switchgrass; native) (P)

  • Paspalum setaceum (thin paspalum; native) (P)

  • Phalaris arundinacea (reed canarygrass; native and introduced) (P)

  • Schizachyrium scoparium (little bluestem; native) (S)

  • Sorghastrum nutans (indiangrass; native) (S)

  • Spartina pectinata (prairie cordgrass; native) (S)

  • Sporobolus compositus (tall dropseed; native) (S)

  • Sporobolus cryptandrus (sand dropseed; native) (S)

  • Sporobolus heterolepis (prairie dropseed; native) (S)

  • Sporobolus neglectus (small dropseed; native) (S)

  • Sporobolus vaginiflorus (sheathed dropseed; native) (S)

  • Triplasis purpurea (sand grass; native) (T)

  • Tripsacum dactyloides (gama grass; native) (T)

  • Zizania aquatica (wild rice; native) (Z)

  • Zizania palustris (northern wild rice; native) (Z)

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Evergreen or herbaceous, perennial or annual plant, of the GRAMINEAE (including Bambu-soideae) , Juncaceae, and sedge. Cultivated for its foliage. Often contrasted with flowerbeds and rock gardens. Some grasses have beautiful flower heads in summer and can be made into dried flowers for winter decoration. Perennial grasses can get rid of dry leaves when they are dormant. In spring or autumn sowing propagation or spring Ramet propagation, the type of breeding can only use Ramet propagation. Diseases and insect pests often cause a certain degree of harm.

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