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Ischaemum anthephoroides
is a 30-80cm tall perennial herb growing in
sandy soil on seashores. Stems are thick and stiff, with short hairs
on their nodes. Leaves are a little broader than Ischaemum aristatum
var. glaucum, 5-39cm long and 0.8-1.2cm, and generally have hairs on
both surfaces. Inflorescences are longer than Ischaemum aristatum
var. glaucum, 6-12cm long and 6-8mm wide. Spikelets measure 7-8mm
long, are broadly obovate, and have many long white hairs. Bloom
time: July-September. |