File:Bromus alopecuros48 floret1 (8666576823) (2).jpg
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| Description | Lemmas are 2-fid at the apex and 9.5–13 mm long, with a subapical awn to 15 mm long, twisted at the base and curling away from the panicle at maturity. |
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| Source | Bromus alopecuros48 floret1 |
| Author | Harry Rose from South West Rocks, Australia |
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