dichantheliumy implicatum  iK  united states A    fLu = (Scribn.) Kerg.  poaceae 8~W  1247361 c   *k@  "this ^is the only presumably native plant doing well in the gravel pit." [late season growth -a. a. reznicek 2007]  -2 b Ottawa National Forest. North Jaybird Pit.  d) 657 Ian Shackleford ~#6         EDWARD G. VOSS 2006-08-15 rkrDP   r- e ONTONAGON  s flat, open, gravelly ground of inactive gravel pit. sparsely vegetated. other plants include centaurea m>aculosa, hieracium piloselloides, danthonia spicata, fragaria virginiana,hyzpericum perforatum, lotus cornic ulata, and verbascum thapsus.  Michigan x  T46N R39W Section 30 SE1/4 of NW1/4. N 46.35634Â° W 89.23124Â° ;VLf    < Dichanthelium  Poales 6-    
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