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(Redirected from Triglochin)
'Arrowgrass' is the common name for members of the genus ''Triglochin''. The genus belongs to the family Juncaginaceae and counts about a dozen-and-a-half members. North America has four (or five) species, two of which can also be found in the British Isles (and Europe): ''Triglochin palustris'', marsh arrowgrass and ''Triglochin maritimum'', sea arrowgrass. Australia has many more.
Arrowgrasses are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species including Grey Chi.
★ ''Triglochin'' in the ''Flora of North America''
★ USDA: ''Triglochin concinna'' [in the ''Flora of North America'' this is treated as a synonym of ''Triglochin maritima'']
'Arrowgrass' is the common name for members of the genus ''Triglochin''. The genus belongs to the family Juncaginaceae and counts about a dozen-and-a-half members. North America has four (or five) species, two of which can also be found in the British Isles (and Europe): ''Triglochin palustris'', marsh arrowgrass and ''Triglochin maritimum'', sea arrowgrass. Australia has many more.
Arrowgrasses are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species including Grey Chi.
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★ ''Triglochin'' in the ''Flora of North America''
★ USDA: ''Triglochin concinna'' [in the ''Flora of North America'' this is treated as a synonym of ''Triglochin maritima'']
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