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| Phleum
pratense (timothy grass) is an uncommon agricultural
and roadside weed. The inflorescence is a soft, dense
spike-like panicle. The spikelets have a single flower. The
distinctive feature is the glumes (lowest pair of bracts) -
which have a line of long hairs and are extended into a
hard, thick apex, which often points outwards. |
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University of Tasmania