Hairy panicum | |
| Species: | Hairy panicum |
| Scientific Name: | Panicum anceps subsp. rhizomatum |
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| Growth Habit: | Forms clumps and sod. Short, scaly, white rhizomes. 2-4 feet tall; blades flat, dense hair tufts in collar region. Plant has a soft hairy aspect. |
| Life Cycle: | Perennial |
| Origin: | Florida Native |
| Production Season: | Warm season. Most growth occurs February to August. Seeds formed September to October. |
| Nutritive Value: | Considered to have good forage quality, especially late spring-summer. |
| Use: | Grazing |
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| Temperature: | Warm-season conditions |
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