From Natural History of Southeast Alaska
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Skinner, et al 2012 +
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Elymus glaucus +
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false +
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'''[as ssp ''virescens'']''' "Native grass … '''[as ssp ''virescens'']''' "Native grass found on drier soils at the base of cliffs, slopes, lake shores, riverbanks, and within forests and along their margins. Often confused with ''[[Elymus trachycaulus]]'', but has wider, lax, and flatter leaves, and usually has 2 spikelets at some nodes."
'''[as ssp. ''glaucous'']''' "Native grass found on drier soils at the base of cliffs, slopes, lake shores, river banks, and within forests and along their margins. Often confused with ''[[Elymus trachycaulus]]'', but has wider, more lax and flatter leaves, usually has 2 spikelets at some nodes, and the glumes are usually awned." nodes, and the glumes are usually awned." +
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