Perennial, tufted, stoloniferous; stolons slender, leafy, widely spreading, developing after anthesis. Culms erect or geniculate and rooting at base, 30–50(–100) cm tall. Leaf sheaths smooth; leaf blades linear, flat or inrolled, 4–10 cm × 2–5 mm, scaberulous, apex acute to acuminate; ligule on non-flowering shoots 2–3.5 mm, rounded to truncate, often lacerate. Panicle narrow, linear to lanceolate in outline, 5–20 cm, open only at anthesis, otherwise contracted, often dense; branches several per node, closely divided, ascending, scabrous, main branch at a node often bare in lower 1/3, but accompanied by shorter branches bearing spikelets to base. Spikelets 1.8–3 mm, yellowish green; glumes lanceolate, subequal or lower glume slightly longer, lower glume scabrous along keel distally, upper glume often smooth, apex acute; callus minutely hairy; lemma 3/4 as long to subequaling spikelet, usually awnless, apex rounded; palea 1/2–3/4 length of lemma. Anthers 0.8–1.5 mm. Fl. Aug.
6. Agrostis stolonifera L., Sp. Pl. 62 (1753). Lectotipo (designado por Widén, 1971): Europa, Herb. A. van Royen (L-912.356-55).
Por R.W. Pohl y G. Davidse.
Plantas estoloníferas, rastreras, hasta ca. 35 cm. Hojascaulinares; lígula 5–8 mm; lámina 6–19(–21.5) cm × 3–6 mm, aplanada. Infl. verde a verde canela, 6–13 cm,aglomerada, las ramas ascendentes; raquilla no prolongadapor la base del flósculo. Espiguillas 2–3 mm; glumas iguales,acuminadas; lema 1.5–2 mm, no aristada; pálea ca. 1 mm.
"Much like no. 2 [Agrostis gigantea Roth], and perhaps not sharply distinct, but not rhizomatous, though sometimes with stolons; panicle greenish or stramineous, seldom over 10 cm, narrower, especially after anthesis, with ascending or erect branches; 2n=28–46. Native of Europe, cult. and intr. as in no. 2. Two confluent vars."
Tufted, stoloniferous perennial forming a close turf; culms (5-)15-100 (-150) cm high, erect or geniculately ascending, smooth. Leaf-blades 1-10 cm long, 0.5-5 mm wide, flat, smooth or scaberulous; ligule 1.5-7 mm long, blunt. Panicle linear to lanceolate or oblong, 1-13(-30) cm long, open at anthesis, after-wards contracted and often dense, frequently lobed, the branches clustered, closely divided and spiculate in the lower part; inflated tip of pedicel scabrid. Spikelets 2-3 mm long, breaking up at maturity above the persistent glumes; glumes acute, awnless, rough on the keel; lemma 1.5-2.5 mm long, very blunt, usually awnless or with a short awn from near the tip; palea half to two-thirds the length of the lemma; anthers 1-1.5 mm long.
Stängel 10–70(–100) cm, niederliegend-aufsteigend, an den Knoten wurzelnd, mit beblätterten, oberirdischen Ausläufern. Blätter 2–6 mm breit, Blatthäutchen 4–7 mm lang, zugespitzt und meist zerschlitzt. Rispe bis 20 cm lang, mit schief auf
6–7. Feuchte Wiesen, Äcker, Kies- und Schlickböden an Ufern, kollin-subalpin(-alpin). CH.
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| Creeping bent | English | IE |
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| Taenfheur ban | Irish | IE |
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| Agrostide stolonifère | French | CH |
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| Feorna | Irish | IE |
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| Taenfheur forin | Irish | IE |
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| Agrostin ruschnant | Raeto-Romance | CH |
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| Cappellini comuni | Italian | CH |
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| Fiorin grass | English | IE |
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| Feora | Irish | IE |
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| Taenfhér forín | Irish | IE |
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| Taenfhér bán | Irish | IE |
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| White bent-grass | English | IE |
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| Kriechendes Straussgras | German | CH |
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