Difference between revisions of "Festuca"
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Blades narrow: infl. few-fld., paniculate; spikelets 2- to several-fld.; lemmas firm, rounded on the back, usually acute or awned from the tip.—Species about 100, in the temperate and cooler parts of the world. | Blades narrow: infl. few-fld., paniculate; spikelets 2- to several-fld.; lemmas firm, rounded on the back, usually acute or awned from the tip.—Species about 100, in the temperate and cooler parts of the world. | ||
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| + | Fetticus. Another name for Corn-Salad. | ||
| + | Fever-Bush: Benzoin. | ||
| + | Feverfew: Chrysanthemum parthenium. | ||
| + | Fever-Tree: Pinckneya pubens. | ||
| + | Feverwort: Triosteum. | ||
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Festuca (ancient Latin name for a kind of grass). Gramineae. Fescue-grass. Annual or perennial grasses grown for ornament or as pasture grasses. Blades narrow: infl. few-fld., paniculate; spikelets 2- to several-fld.; lemmas firm, rounded on the back, usually acute or awned from the tip.—Species about 100, in the temperate and cooler parts of the world. Fetticus. Another name for Corn-Salad. Fever-Bush: Benzoin. Feverfew: Chrysanthemum parthenium. Fever-Tree: Pinckneya pubens. Feverwort: Triosteum.
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