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2009-05-13T17:59:39Z

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-Lagurus (Greek, lagos, a hare; oura, a tail). Gramineae. Hare's-Tail Grass. A hardy annual:
+Lagurus (Greek, lagos, a hare; oura, a tail). Gramineae. Hare's-Tail Grass. A hardy annual: spikelets 1-fld., aggregated in a close panicle forming an ovoid head; scarious glumes persistent and clothed with fine woolly hairs: lemma with a dorsal awn.—Contains a single species, native of the Medit. region, cult, for ornament, the small white heads being used for dry bouquets. Seeds may be sown in fall and plants set out in spring.{{SCH}}
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+'''''Lagurus''''' ('''Harestail grass''') is a genus of plants in the [[Poaceae]] family{{wp}}.

Sirishakollapu at 22:48, 12 May 2009

2009-05-12T22:48:19Z

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			Lagurus (Greek, lagos, a hare; oura, a tail). Gramineae. Hare's-Tail Grass. A hardy annual:
			spikelets 1-fld., aggregated in a close panicle forming an ovoid head; scarious glumes persistent
			and clothed with fine woolly hairs: lemma with a dorsal awn.—Contains a single species, native of
			the Medit. region, cult, for ornament, the small white heads being used for dry bouquets. Seeds
			may be sown in fall and plants set out in spring.
			}}
	#REDIRECT [[Poaceae]]		#REDIRECT [[Poaceae]]

2008-01-24T05:18:34Z

Redirecting to Poaceae

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#REDIRECT [[Poaceae]]