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| Lagurus
ovatus (harestail grass) is a moderately common weed
mainly of sandy coastal areas. The inflorescence is a dense,
soft textured, spike-like panicle. The spikelets have a
single flower, the glumes are large (~10mm long), softly
hairy, with a slender bristle at the end. The lemmas also
have two bristles and a slender, twisted and bent awn about
10-15mm long. |
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University of Tasmania