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Digitaria insularis (L.) Fedde Natural range: Tropical America Synonym: Trichachne insularis (L.) Nees Habitat: Ruderal Florida status: Native Recognition: Tall Digitaria (ca. 1 m), the bushy inflorescence with numerous branches arising at different levels. (Superficially reminiscent of an Andropogon.) Spikelets very silky. Lower glume minute; upper glume about as long as the spikelet. Spikelet 4.2 mm –5.9 mm. Upper lemma brown (vs. light colored in D. ciliaris). Ligule a membrane 5 mm long, lost among long white hairs.
Spikelet with hairs removed
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