awned

Cytological investigation showed that this awned plant was a variation with extra chromosomes.

This species can be recognized by its elongate, narrow panicle of small, pointed, long-awned spikelets sunk among copious long hairs.

Creeping or obliquely ascending herbs; sepals with adaxial gland-pits, male sepal margins distally irregularly crenate; stipules awned.

both lemmas coriaceous, hard and shining, especially down the center, the lower cuspidate to awned.

This is a lowland species with distinctive, smooth, leathery leaf blades and a rather dense panicle of setose, awned spikelets.

segments broadly ovate to oblong, membranous or leathery, abaxially usually transversely winged in fruit, apex obtuse, acute, or awned.

staminodes petal-like, margins fimbriate, rarely dentate or entire, apex usually long awned.

This is a locally distributed, high-altitude species with a slender habit and large, brown, long-awned spikelets.

Panicle spike like with short racemes appressed to the axis; spikelets straight-awned; lower glume distinctly 2-keeled.

anthers long awned, curved outward.

upper lemma linear, entire or slightly 2-lobed, mucronate or very shortly awned.

Glumes awned, the awns often sticky.

Spikelets 3-awned (from upper glume and both lemmas); lower glume scabrid, apex 2-cleft; nodes of culm pubescent.

mericarps 15-20, apex acute, slightly awned, long stellate scabrous.

Leaf blade ovate, elliptic, or oblong, not ciliate along margin. Thecae 1-awned, awn ca. 0. 5 mm.

The day of Grain in Ear is the high time to sow awned grains, such as broom corn millet, millet and the like.

This is a distinctive species, clearly differing from others in China by its tough, in rolled leaf blades and awned upper glume.

Calyx 5--6. 5 mm, veins not extending to limb margin; leaf blade apex obtuse or acute but not awned.

mericarps 8 or 9, ca. 4 mm, wrinkled, minutely hairy, apex not awned.

mericarps 10, with vertical grooves, apex 2-awned, awn 3-4 mm, exceeding calyx, retrorsely barbed.

anthers oblong, the cae each dehiscing by an elongate slit, awned at apex;

upper floret bisexual, lemma hyaline, a little shorter than upper glume, apex shortly 2-toothed, awned from sinus;

glumes villous or sparsely pilose to glabrous, hairs tubercle-based, apex acuminate or short awned;

lower lemma equaling the spikelet, acute to shortly awned, its palea absent or much reduced;

lemmas cartilaginous, shiny, rounded on back, veins indistinct, apex obtuse or 2-toothed, upper lemma or both awned;

An analysis of consumption by managers of state- awned enterprises

lemmas lanceolate to narrowly ovate, membranous or leathery, hispid or villous, apex 2-toothed to deeply 2-cleft, awned from between lobes;

Spikelets narrowly elliptic to subround, plump, plano-convex, often hispidulous or spinulose, acute to awned;

Seeds numerous, hairy throughout or awned at apex;

lower lip 4-toothed, teeth awned to needle like, anterior teeth longer than lateral ones;

upper floret bisexual, lemma linear to cordate, deeply 2-lobed, shortly 2-toothed, or rarely entire, usually awned;

upper glume boat-shaped, apex mucronate or awned;

lemmas usually awned from near base;

lemma ca. 2 mm, awned from middle of back, apex slightly toothed;

upper lemma 2-lobed, awned from sinus, 2 slender erect bristles arising from lobes;

upper floret ca. 2 mm, lemma apex awned, awn flanked by 2 slender erect bristles;

upper lemma small, broad, 2-cleft, awned;

Leaves all basal; stipules caducous, ovate, 6-12 mm, abaxially villous on veins when young, apex awned;

lobules awned, apex 3-cleft;

Seeds narrowly oblong or narrowly obovate, 1-1. 5 mm, apex awned;