|COMMON NAME:||Foxtail, yellow|
|SCIENTIFIC NAME:||Setaria glauca|
|FEATURES:||Growth habit: Upright, tillering, not producing rhizomes or stolons; Stem: Rounded, glabrous
with folded sheath; Leaf: glabrous with the exception of elongated hairs at base of leaf; Ligule: A
row of hairs surrounding the stem.; Inflorescence: A spike with bristles, yellow in appearance.
|DESCRIPTION:||Annual grass, but easily mistaken for knotroot foxtail, a perennial. Knotroot foxtail produces gnarly
short rhizomes. Widely distributed throughout the U.S.