Hordeum jubatum
From Natural History of Southeast Alaska
Foxtail Barley (Hordeum jubatum): A few collections, most from the northern part of the region. This species is included in AKEPIC database, and may be introduced to the region. (It is thought to be native to at least part of the state, but has been spread beyond its native range by human activity.)
Local Notes
References
Weblinks
- GrassManual page for Hordeum jubatum
- e-FloraBC page for Hordeum jubatum
- USDAPLANTS page for Hordeum jubatum
- PFAF page for Hordeum jubatum
- EthnoBotany page for Hordeum jubatum
- PacNW Herbaria Records for Hordeum jubatum
- Search Arctos Database for Hordeum jubatum (Southeast only)
- Search Arctos Database for Hordeum jubatum (entire database)
- Encyclopedia of Life search for Hordeum jubatum
- iNaturalist Observations for Hordeum jubatum in Southeast Alaska
Other References
- Muller: gen; meadows, open areas, waste places
- Hall 2010: "Bogs, disturbed sites, beaches, roadsides, tide flats and river banks"
- Skinner, et al 2012: [ssp. jubatum] "Native grass often considered a weed when growing in cropland and along roadsides. Salt tolerant and prevails in disturbed meadow areas, construction sites, edges of ephemeral reservoirs, and along roadsides." [ssp. jubatum] "Native riparian grass. A hybrid of H. jubatum and H. brachyantherum, with most characteristics intermediate between the two species. Common when both parent species are nearby."
