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

Color: No Information

Location: No Information

Ecoregion: No Information

Native: No

Introduced: Yes

Watershed: No Information

Digitaria sanguinalis Common Names hairy crabgrass Family Grass Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

Hordeum leporinum Common Names mouse barley, hare barley, wild barley Family Grass Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

Secale cereale Common Names common rye Family Grass Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

Native: No Information

Introduced: Yes

Watershed: No Information

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

Location: No Information

Ecoregion: No Information

Native: No

Introduced: Yes

Watershed: No Information

Bromus tectorum Common Names cheat grass, downy brome Family Grass Flower Color Green Plant Type Grass Introduced Yes Native No Weed Yes

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

Introduced: No Information

Watershed: No Information

Poa annua Common Names annual bluegrass Family Grass Flower Color Green Plant Type Grass Native No Weed Yes

Location: No Information

Ecoregion: No Information

Native: No

Introduced: Yes

Watershed: No Information

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

Location: No Information

Snake River Plain - Treasure Valley

Native: No

Introduced: No Information

Watershed: Malheur

Polypogon monspeliensis Common Names rabbitsfoot Family Grass Flower Color Yellowish Plant Type Grass Native No Watershed Malheur Weed Yes

Polypogon monspeliensis Common Names rabbitsfoot Family Grass Flower Color Yellowish Plant Type Grass Native No Watershed Malheur Weed Yes