Plants in the Grass Family by Weed, Location, Native, Plant Type, Color, Ecoregion, Watershed, Common Name where Introduced includes Yes

Weed: Noxious

Location: No Information

Native: No

Grass

Green-yellow

Ecoregion: No Information

Watershed: No Information

medusahead rye Scientific Name Taeniatherum caput-medusae Family Grass Flower Color Green-yellow Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Noxious

Weed: Yes

Location: No Information

Native: No

Grass

Color: No Information

Ecoregion: No Information

Watershed: No Information

common rye Scientific Name Secale cereale Family Grass Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

hairy crabgrass Scientific Name Digitaria sanguinalis Family Grass Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

hare barley Scientific Name Hordeum leporinum Family Grass Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

mouse barley Scientific Name Hordeum leporinum Family Grass Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

wild barley Scientific Name Hordeum leporinum Family Grass Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

Green

Ecoregion: No Information

Watershed: No Information

barnyard grass Scientific Name Echinochloa muricata Family Grass Flower Color Green Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

cheat grass Scientific Name Bromus tectorum Family Grass Flower Color Green Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

downy brome Scientific Name Bromus tectorum Family Grass Flower Color Green Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

Green, mixed

Ecoregion: No Information

Watershed: No Information

green foxtail Scientific Name Setaria viridis Family Grass Flower Color Green, mixed Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

Native: No Information

Grass

Color: No Information

Ecoregion: No Information

Watershed: No Information

creeping bentgrass Scientific Name Agrostis stolonifera Family Grass Plant Type Grass Short Description An introduced weed, sometimes used for lawns. Introduced Yes Weed Yes