setaria - Setaria Plant Growing Care Guide for aishwarya khare Gardeners Setaria verticillata is a loosely tufted annual growing from 3001 000 mm high often sprawling culm node glabrous The leaf blade is broadly linear 50300 622 mm usually loosely hairy and rarely glabrous sheath margin hairy or glabrous Setaria viridis Green Foxtail Minnesota Wildflowers Setaria viridis North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox Green Foxtail is a common weedy grass of distrurbed areas throughout Minnesota including lawns and gardens It is rather variable with two recognized varieties both of which are in Minnesota Var major is a larger plant with large robust nodding heads that are often deep purplish colored Setaria Genus Page ISB Atlas of Florida Plants Setaria a genus of about 140 species grows predominantly in tropical and warmtemperate regions but it is particularly wellrepresented in Africa Asia and South America Species from the Flora region fall into one of three categories native to North America native to South America or native to the Eastern Hemisphere Setaria viridis is a species of grass known by many common names including green foxtail 1 green bristlegrass 1 and wild foxtail millet 1 It is sometimes considered a subspecies of Setaria italica 1 It is native to Eurasia but it is known on most continents as an introduced species and is closely related to Setaria faberi a Setaria FNA Jan 4 2025 Setaria is composed of numerous lineages and similarly the circumscription of asdd Paspalidium is quite uncertain Kellogg et al 2009 Layton Kellogg 2014 Both genera will likely require taxonomic revision Setaria verticillata PlantZAfrica SANBI Green foxtail is a weedy and aggressive annual grass native to Eurasia It reproduces by seeds and can produce several generations in a single season It will grow in sun to part shade in most soils either moist to dry blooms early and all season and spread quickly The inflorescence is 14 inches long and often nods at the tip Setaria Wikipedia Green foxtail is an invasive grass found throughout North America and in all New England states Native to Europe North Africa and Asia it was first introduced to North America via Canada in 1821 in ships39 ballast dumps and multiple introductions have occurred since It is a significant weed of grain crops Setaria plants are hardy and half hardy grasses that carry 30 cm 12 inches long flat leaves They have flowering spikes that reach a height of 15 meters five feet They bloom in the summer and carry flowers of red black brown or yellow Some common names for Setaria include Foxtail Millet Yellow Bristle grass and Plains Bristle grass Setaria viridis Wikipedia Setaria is a widespread genus of plants in the grass family 56 The name is derived from the Latin word seta meaning bristle or hair which refers to the bristly spikelets 7 Setaria viridis sergio romero green foxtail Go Botany
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