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- Pseudoroegneria ****ata is a species of perennial bunchgr**** known by the common name bluebunch wheatgr****. It is native to western North America. Bluebunch...
- Pascopyrum Á.Löve Peridictyon Seberg Polyantherix Nees Psammopyrum Á.Löve Pseudoroegneria (Nevski) Á.Löve Roegneria K.Koch Semeiostachys Drobow. Sitanion Raf...
- Flower Oregon grape (****nia aquifolium) Gr**** Bluebunch wheatgr**** (Pseudoroegneria ****ata) Insect Oregon swallowtail (Papilio oregonius) Mammal American...
- include Sandberg bluegr**** (Poa secunda) and bluebunch wheatgr**** (Pseudoroegneria ****ata). Where available, crested wheatgr**** (Agropyron desertorum...
- germination of seeds of other species, including bluebunch wheatgr**** (Pseudoroegneria ****ata) and Idaho fescue (Festuca idahoensis). It also inhibits arbuscular...
- Macrohystrix, Microhystrix) Pascopyrum Peridictyon Psathyrostachys Pseudoroegneria Secale Stenostachys Taeniatherum Thinopyrum Triti**** Various species...
- through fall and winter. Thickspike wheatgr****, bluebunch wheatgr**** (Pseudoroegneria ****ata), and Sandberg bluegr**** were preferred foods in the summer...
- Elymus repens and the bluebunch wheatgr****es (Pseudoroegneria spp.) of Turkey, such as Pseudoroegneria ****ata. This is a rhizomatous perennial gr****...
- grow alongside other common gr****es such as bluebunch wheatgr**** (Pseudoroegneria ****ata), Idaho fescue (Festuca idahoensis), and needle-and-thread...
- some trees do occur. Other important plants are bunchgr****es such as Pseudoroegneria ****ata, which have historically provided forage for livestock as well...