Definition of Trisetaria. Meaning of Trisetaria. Synonyms of Trisetaria

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- Trisetaria is a genus of plants in the gr**** family, native to Asia and to the Mediterranean region. Species Trisetaria aurea - European Mediterranean...
- Trisetaria aurea, the golden oatgr****, is a species of annual gr**** in the family Poaceae (true gr****es). It is native to the Balearic Islands, Italy (including...
- Rytido****, Saccharum, Schizostachyum, Scolochloa, Stipa, Thysanolaena, Trisetaria. List of Poaceae genera lectotype designated by Hitch****, Prop. Brit...
- Nyman Avellinia warionis Sennen & Mauricio Trisetum faurei Sennen & Mauricio Trisetum viciosorum Sennen & Mauricio Trisetaria michelii (Savi) D.****er...
- see Avellinia Trisetaria Rostraria festucoides - Avellinia festucoides Rostraria laevis - Trisetaria panicea Rostraria neglecta - Trisetaria panicea Rostraria...
- Festuca, Koeleria, Odyssea, Poa, Rostraria, Schismus, Spartina, Tribolium, Trisetaria, and Wangenheimia. Dactylis fasciculata Lam. - now Spartina alterniflora...
- Sphenopholis, Stipa, Stipagrostis, Tenaxia, Tricholemma, Triraphis, Trisetaria, Trisetum, Tristachya and Ventenata. "Sowing wild oats" is a phrase used...
- carpatica Host Trisetum sesquitertium (L.) P.Beauv. Trisetaria carpatica (Host) Baumg. Trisetaria sesquitertia (L.) Baumg. Trisetum alopecuros (Roth)...
- billardieri Trifolium dichroanthum Trifolium palaestinum Trifolium philistaeum Trisetaria koelerioides Tulipa boissieri Verbas**** berytheum Jerusalem Botanical...
- Lagurus Leptophyllochloa Peyritschia Rostraria Sphenopholis Tricholemma Trisetaria Trisetopsis Trisetum Tzeleviochloa Phalaridinae Phalaris (syn. Baldingera...