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Jointhead

Arthraxon hispidus

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Giant cane

Arundinaria gigantea

Plant rhizome divisions in moist, rich, slightly acidic to neutral soil in partial shade to full sun; giant cane is the only bamboo native to North America, once forming vast canebrakes across the South and Mississippi Valley that were critical habitat for the now-extinct Carolina parakeet and Bachm

Arundinella hirta

Arundinella hirta

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Reed grass

Arundinella nepalensis

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Giant-reed

Arundo donax

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Astrebla pectinata

Astrebla pectinata

Austrostipa aristiglumis

Austrostipa aristiglumis

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Austrostipa bigeniculata

Austrostipa bigeniculata

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Austrostipa blackii

Austrostipa blackii

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Austrostipa densiflora

Austrostipa densiflora

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Austrostipa elegantissima

Austrostipa elegantissima

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Austrostipa eremophila

Austrostipa eremophila

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Austrostipa flavescens

Austrostipa flavescens

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Austrostipa mollis

Austrostipa mollis

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Austrostipa nitida

Austrostipa nitida

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Austrostipa nodosa

Austrostipa nodosa

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Austrostipa pubescens

Austrostipa pubescens

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Austrostipa rudis

Austrostipa rudis

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Austrostipa scabra

Austrostipa scabra

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Austrostipa verticillata

Austrostipa verticillata

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Avellinia festucoides

Avellinia festucoides

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Yatheroo oat

Avena barbata

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Spring wild oat

Avena fatua

A widespread, highly adaptable winter/spring annual grass with excellent grain nutrition masked by processing challenges and serious weediness. Valuable to foragers who can clean and cook it properly, but unsuitable for intentional introduction. Manage aggressively to prevent spread in agricultural and restoration settings. Avena fatua is a cool-season annual grass and one of the world’s most notorious cereal weeds. It closely resembles cultivated oats in grain size and nutrition, but carries lo

Red oat

Avena sativa

Broadcast oat seed over worked soil in early spring or six to eight weeks before your first fall frost and rake in about half an inch. Fast, dense growth shades out weeds and its fibrous roots hold soil against erosion and winter rains. In cold zones the crop reliably winter-kills, leaving a soft mu