Most often seen in the Nisqually and Carbon River valleys, the panicle of this grass is loose and spreading, and the spikelets are purplish-green.
Author: Susan McDougall
Tahoma Creek, Mount Rainier National Park
GPS: 46.7634, -121.8772, 2475
Date: August 13, 2014
Seen growing here in a nearly submerged muddy soil, the plants are broad, with wide leaf blades, and tall stems.
Author: Susan McDougall
Tahoma Creek, Mount Rainier National Park
GPS: 46.7634, -121.8772, 2475
Date: August 13, 2014
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