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Dropseed grass Stock Photos and Images
RM2KDFTC7–Autumn, Clumps of, Grasses, Garden, Ornamental, Grass, Prairie Dropseed, Sporobolus heterolepis, Dried, Plant
RF2CGYB6K–Sporobolus Heterolepis Prairie Dropseed, Ornamental Grass lines a path in the Woods leading to a nearby lake
RM2G5W7XM–Yellow autumn coloration of a prairie dropseed (Sporobolus heterolepis) in a flower bed in a garden
RF2H45GPP–Sporobolus heterolepsis prairie dropseed – airy sprays of buff flowers with mid green and red leaves, very narrow leaves, October, England, UK
RFKTAHK9–Close-up of the Prickly Drop-seed, Sporobolus pungens. It is a species in the grass family, characteristic of sandy soils.
RF2D10GN2–Dune forming on a stormy beach: Sand couch grass catches sand and forms embryonic dunes under a dark, threatening sky
RMH95JWN–Sporobolus heterolepsis (Prairie Dropseed), Oudolf Field, Hauser & Wirth, Somerset, UK. September, Designer Piet Oudolf.
RF2HW7ENB–Portrait of juvenile male Waterbuck, Kobus ellipsiprymnus, grazing on Curly-leaved Dropseed, Sporobolus nitens, Kruger National Park, South Africa
RF2WA5061–Sporobolus pungens is a species of perennial grass in the family Poaceae (true grasses). They have a self-supporting growth form and simple, broad lea
RM2T685FN–At the end of the rainy season the grasses of the bushveld have dropped their seeds and are dying back. This Three-awned Grass has dropped of the seed
RM2MXG6N9–Close-up of striking ornamental perennial grass, prairie dropseed / Sporobolus heterolepis
RF2R4220J–Two prairie dropseed clumps from prior year with some green leaves at Miami Woods in Morton Grove, Illinois
RM2EAX287–HAMM, GERMANY - 15 AUGUST 2015: Planting in perennial meadow style designed by Piet Oudolf in the Nature Designs garden in the Maximilianpark
RMA1680B–House wren songbird, Troglodytes aedon, singing in summer meadow of native prairie grass and blooming wildflowers, Missouri, Midwest USA
RF2X0AHMP–Two brown prairie dropseed clumps in early spring at Wayside Woods in Morton Grove, Illinois
RF2H45GM0–Sporobolus heterolepsis prairie dropseed – airy sprays of buff flowers with mid green and red leaves, very narrow leaves, October, England, UK
RF2X2N20M–Brown prairie dropseed in spring close up at the restored prairie at Miami Woods in Morton Grove, Illinois
RFKNWWYR–Close-up of the Prickly Drop-seed, Sporobolus pungens. It is a species in the grass family, characteristic of sandy soils.
RF2X1YWYP–Prairie dropseed in spring close up with others in the background at the Linne Woods restored prairie in Morton Grove, Illinois
RMH8PCPM–Dried flowerhead, Dianthus carthusianorum, Oudolf Field, Hauser & Wirth, Somerset, UK. September. Designer Piet Oudolf.
RM2T01FBE–Seed heads of grass have dropped their seeds at the end of the rainy season. The nutritional value of the grass has started to drastically drop.
RMW22G9A–Archive image from page 15 of Damage to range grasses by. Damage to range grasses by the Zuni prairie dog damagetorangegra1227tayl Year: 1924 Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie dos here had grazed this grass even moro closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot Cattle Grazed plot Fig. 2.—Fall Clippings of Blue Grama (Boute- loua gracilis) made at williams, ariz. The piles labeled 'cattle grazed plot' are from the open areas, where both cattle and prairie dogs grazed. DROPSEED AND BLUE GRAMA FROM CLIP QUADRATS. I92
RMRGCXA8–. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture; Agriculture. Bui. 1227, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Plate VI. Total Protection PLOT Prairie Dog plot Cattle Grazed plot. Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus) Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie dogs here had grazed this grass even more closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original wor
RMPFJ4N8–. Damage to range grasses by the Zuni prairie dog. Grasses; Forage plants; Prairie dogs. Bui. 1227, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Plate VI. Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus* Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie do^s here had grazed this grass even moro closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Taylor, Walter P. (Walter Penn), l888-; Lo
RM2EAX21G–HAMM, GERMANY - 15 AUGUST 2015: Planting in perennial meadow style designed by Piet Oudolf in the Nature Designs garden in the Maximilianpark
RF2H45GPH–Sporobolus heterolepsis prairie dropseed – airy sprays of buff flowers with mid green and red leaves, very narrow leaves, October, England, UK
RFKKK5XX–Close-up of the Prickly Drop-seed, Sporobolus pungens. It is a species in the grass family, characteristic of sandy soils. Photo taken in Santa Pola,
RMH8YG96–Persicaria amplexicaulis 'Alba' (Bistort) Oudolf Field, Hauser & Wirth, Somerset, UK, September. Designer Piet Oudolf
RMRD2K01–. Damage to range grasses by the Zuni prairie dog. Grasses; Forage plants; Prairie dogs. Bui. 1227, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Plate VI. Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus* Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie do^s here had grazed this grass even moro closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Taylor, Walter P. (Walter Penn), l888-; Lo
![. Damage to range grasses by the Zuni prairie dog. Grasses; Forage plants; Prairie dogs. Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus* Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie do^s here had grazed this grass even moro closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot. Cattle Grazed plot Fig. 2.—Fall Clippings of Blue Grama (Boute- loua gracilis) made at williams, ariz. The piles labeled "cattle grazed plot" are from the open areas, where both cattle and prairie dogs grazed. DROPSEED AND BLUE GRAMA FROM CLIP QUADRATS. I922.. Please note that these images are extract Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFJ4N1/damage-to-range-grasses-by-the-zuni-prairie-dog-grasses-forage-plants-prairie-dogs-fig-idropseed-sporobolus-cryptandrus-clippings-made-in-fall-at-coconino-ariz-prairie-dos-here-had-grazed-this-grass-even-moro-closely-than-had-cattle-total-protection-plot-prairie-dog-plot-cattle-grazed-plot-fig-2fall-clippings-of-blue-grama-boute-loua-gracilis-made-at-williams-ariz-the-piles-labeled-quotcattle-grazed-plotquot-are-from-the-open-areas-where-both-cattle-and-prairie-dogs-grazed-dropseed-and-blue-grama-from-clip-quadrats-i922-please-note-that-these-images-are-extract-PFJ4N1.jpg ". Damage to range grasses by the Zuni prairie dog. Grasses; Forage plants; Prairie dogs. Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus* Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie do^s here had grazed this grass even moro closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot. Cattle Grazed plot Fig. 2.—Fall Clippings of Blue Grama (Boute- loua gracilis) made at williams, ariz. The piles labeled "cattle grazed plot" are from the open areas, where both cattle and prairie dogs grazed. DROPSEED AND BLUE GRAMA FROM CLIP QUADRATS. I922.. Please note that these images are extract Stock Photo")
RMPFJ4N1–. Damage to range grasses by the Zuni prairie dog. Grasses; Forage plants; Prairie dogs. Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus* Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie do^s here had grazed this grass even moro closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot. Cattle Grazed plot Fig. 2.—Fall Clippings of Blue Grama (Boute- loua gracilis) made at williams, ariz. The piles labeled "cattle grazed plot" are from the open areas, where both cattle and prairie dogs grazed. DROPSEED AND BLUE GRAMA FROM CLIP QUADRATS. I922.. Please note that these images are extract
RM2EAX23M–HAMM, GERMANY - 15 AUGUST 2015: Planting in perennial meadow style designed by Piet Oudolf in the Nature Designs garden in the Maximilianpark
RF2H45GKW–Sporobolus heterolepsis prairie dropseed – airy sprays of buff flowers with mid green and red leaves, very narrow leaves, October, England, UK
![. Damage to range grasses by the Zuni prairie dog. Grasses; Forage plants; Prairie dogs. Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus* Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie do^s here had grazed this grass even moro closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot. Cattle Grazed plot Fig. 2.—Fall Clippings of Blue Grama (Boute- loua gracilis) made at williams, ariz. The piles labeled "cattle grazed plot" are from the open areas, where both cattle and prairie dogs grazed. DROPSEED AND BLUE GRAMA FROM CLIP QUADRATS. I922.. Please note that these images are extract Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RD2JYF/damage-to-range-grasses-by-the-zuni-prairie-dog-grasses-forage-plants-prairie-dogs-fig-idropseed-sporobolus-cryptandrus-clippings-made-in-fall-at-coconino-ariz-prairie-dos-here-had-grazed-this-grass-even-moro-closely-than-had-cattle-total-protection-plot-prairie-dog-plot-cattle-grazed-plot-fig-2fall-clippings-of-blue-grama-boute-loua-gracilis-made-at-williams-ariz-the-piles-labeled-quotcattle-grazed-plotquot-are-from-the-open-areas-where-both-cattle-and-prairie-dogs-grazed-dropseed-and-blue-grama-from-clip-quadrats-i922-please-note-that-these-images-are-extract-RD2JYF.jpg ". Damage to range grasses by the Zuni prairie dog. Grasses; Forage plants; Prairie dogs. Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus* Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie do^s here had grazed this grass even moro closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot. Cattle Grazed plot Fig. 2.—Fall Clippings of Blue Grama (Boute- loua gracilis) made at williams, ariz. The piles labeled "cattle grazed plot" are from the open areas, where both cattle and prairie dogs grazed. DROPSEED AND BLUE GRAMA FROM CLIP QUADRATS. I922.. Please note that these images are extract Stock Photo")
RMRD2JYF–. Damage to range grasses by the Zuni prairie dog. Grasses; Forage plants; Prairie dogs. Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus* Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie do^s here had grazed this grass even moro closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot. Cattle Grazed plot Fig. 2.—Fall Clippings of Blue Grama (Boute- loua gracilis) made at williams, ariz. The piles labeled "cattle grazed plot" are from the open areas, where both cattle and prairie dogs grazed. DROPSEED AND BLUE GRAMA FROM CLIP QUADRATS. I922.. Please note that these images are extract
RM2EAX263–HAMM, GERMANY - 15 AUGUST 2015: Planting in perennial meadow style designed by Piet Oudolf in the Nature Designs garden in the Maximilianpark
RMRH17E7–. Bulletin. Gramineae -- United States; Forage plants -- United States. 35 Sporobolus cryptandrus A. Gray (Sand Dropseed).—A tufted form with spread- ing-stems, 12 to IS incbfs long, occurring on sandy knolls and ridges; usually of very scattering growth, so that, thougli it is a nutritious jjasture grass, it is of small economic importance. Hillsdale, July 7 (3660); Laramie, July 20 (3417). Sporobolus depauperatus Scribn. (Dkopsekd).—Somewhat tufted, but still form- ing a continuous sod, stems and leaves slender, 6 to 12 inches high. A most excellent pasture giass. Centennial Valley, July 2 (
RM2EAX23F–HAMM, GERMANY - 15 AUGUST 2015: Planting in perennial meadow style designed by Piet Oudolf in the Nature Designs garden in the Maximilianpark
![. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture; Agriculture. Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus) Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie dogs here had grazed this grass even more closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot. Cattle Grazed plot Fig. 2.—Fall Clippings of Blue Grama (Boute- loua gracilis) made at williams, ariz. The piles labeled "cattle grazed plot" are from the open areas, where both cattle and prairie dogs grazed. DROPSEED AND BLUE GRAMA FROM CLIP QUADRATS. 1922.. Please note that these images are extracted from scann Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RGCXA0/bulletin-of-the-us-department-of-agriculture-agriculture-agriculture-fig-idropseed-sporobolus-cryptandrus-clippings-made-in-fall-at-coconino-ariz-prairie-dogs-here-had-grazed-this-grass-even-more-closely-than-had-cattle-total-protection-plot-prairie-dog-plot-cattle-grazed-plot-fig-2fall-clippings-of-blue-grama-boute-loua-gracilis-made-at-williams-ariz-the-piles-labeled-quotcattle-grazed-plotquot-are-from-the-open-areas-where-both-cattle-and-prairie-dogs-grazed-dropseed-and-blue-grama-from-clip-quadrats-1922-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scann-RGCXA0.jpg ". Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture; Agriculture. Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus) Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie dogs here had grazed this grass even more closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot. Cattle Grazed plot Fig. 2.—Fall Clippings of Blue Grama (Boute- loua gracilis) made at williams, ariz. The piles labeled "cattle grazed plot" are from the open areas, where both cattle and prairie dogs grazed. DROPSEED AND BLUE GRAMA FROM CLIP QUADRATS. 1922.. Please note that these images are extracted from scann Stock Photo")
RMRGCXA0–. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture; Agriculture. Fig. I.—Dropseed (Sporobolus cryptandrus) Clippings Made in Fall at Coconino, Ariz. Prairie dogs here had grazed this grass even more closely than had cattle. Total Protection plot Prairie Dog plot. Cattle Grazed plot Fig. 2.—Fall Clippings of Blue Grama (Boute- loua gracilis) made at williams, ariz. The piles labeled "cattle grazed plot" are from the open areas, where both cattle and prairie dogs grazed. DROPSEED AND BLUE GRAMA FROM CLIP QUADRATS. 1922.. Please note that these images are extracted from scann
RM2EAX23A–HAMM, GERMANY - 15 AUGUST 2015: Planting in perennial meadow style designed by Piet Oudolf in the Nature Designs garden in the Maximilianpark
RMREGE64–. Common plants of longleaf pine-bluestem range. Plant ecology; Grasses; Forage plants. PINEYWOODS DROPSEED Sporobolus junceus (Michx.) Kunth Pineywoods dropseed is a bunchgrass, with basal tufts arising from short, scaly rhizomes. In light, herbaceous cover it may form large, dense clumps. Where grass is dense, bunches are usually small, often consisting of only a few slender tufts. Foilage is mostly basal. Leaf blades are long, slender, blue green, and practically hairless. They often fold lengthwise, becoming almost tubelike in cross sec- tion. Thus, the leaves may superficially resemble lo
RMRH1773–. Bulletin. Gramineae -- United States; Forage plants -- United States. 55 Sporobolus depaiiperatiis Scribn. (Dropseed).—A small hut valuable grass, form- lug a close, eveu sod of numerous slender leaves and stems; valuable as pasture, but of rare occuri^euce in the desert. South Butte, July 13 (3745); Creston, August 29 (4425). Calamagrosti-s hyperborea americaiia Kearn. (Sand-grass; Yellow Top).—A tall, slender grass, usually forming an even growth, on wet ground in either open or shaded places. Kara in the desert, occurring only about spring bogs. Black Rock Springs, July 13 (3717). Calamag
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