Lopsided indiangrass | |
| Species: | Lopsided indiangrass |
| Scientific Name: | Sorghastrum secundum |
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| Growth Habit: | Bunchgrass, 3-6 feet tall (when flowering). Prominent ligule. Long awns, golden-brown panicle, seed appears on one side. |
| Life Cycle: | Perennial |
| Origin: | Native to Florida |
| Production Season: | Major growth April-July, with seed heads appearing in September. |
| Nutritive Value: | Very palatable. |
| Use: | Grazing |
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| Soil: | Adapted to more well drained soils. |
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| Temperature: | Grows during warm-season |
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| Production: | Good seed producer |
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