Indian Rough-Grass is an annual, creeping grass,
rooting at lower nodes, nodes densely bearded. Leaves are up to 10 x 1
cm, tip pointed, base heart-shaped, margin wavy on one side, densely
bristly; sheaths to 6 cm, bristly; ligule membranous. Racemes are 1-3,
stiff, up to 6 cm; axis broadly winged; spikelets clustered, glumes, to
6 mm long, glumes and lemmas woolly, scaly, awnless, lower florets
epaleate. Indian Rough-Grass is native to India, Srilanka and Myanmar.
Flowering: October-December.
Identification credit: Ashutosh Sharma
Photographed in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu.
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