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Cocksfoot
(Dactylis glomerata) is a common pasture grass that
has become quite widely naturalised on roadsides, waste
ground etc). It is quite a coarse tufted grass, with bluish
leaves often about 1cm wide and about 30cm long. The
spikelets are in dense clusters, these in turn are arranged
in a panicle. The spikelets have on a few flowers (2-7) and
are quite hairy, given a soft appearance to the
inflorescence.
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University of Tasmania
