Drooping Brome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Drooping brome ( Bromus tectorum ) is a grass native to Europe, southwestern Asia and northern Africa. It is an annual, usually germinating in the autumn, overwintering as a seedling, then flowerin...
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Downy Brome: Bromus tectorum ... Downy brome is primarily a weed of landscapes, fencerows, pastures, hay fields, and occasionally winter small grain crops. Downy brome is found throughout the United States except in the extreme southeast.
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Downy brome is of particular importance in the northern Great Plains, intermountain west, and the inland Pacific Northwest. It is present to a lesser extent in most of the continental United States except for the extreme southeastern tier of states.
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Downy brome is a major weed problem in winter wheat, perennial grass seed, and alfalfa in much of the Pacific Northwest and Great Plains. Downy brome infestations of 10 and 50 plants per square foot can reduce winter wheat yields by 40 and 92 percent, respectively.
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Downy brome is a winter annual grass that has an upright growth habit. The leaves lack auricles. Downy brome has a large jagged membranous ligule. The leaves are rolled in the bud and are hairy on both sides.
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ANNUAL BROME GERMINATION IN THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS; Japanese brome (Bromus japonicus Thunb) and downy brome (B. tectorum L.), alien weedy cool-season annual grasses have invaded thousands of acres of the Northern Great Plains, Great Basin, California Annual Grasslands, and Palouse Prairie.
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University of Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources crop production and pest management newsletter; issued 26 times a production season. ... University of Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources Cooperative Extension ... A Nebraska farmer applies manure, supplying the crop with critical...
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This NebGuide describes downy brome and its control, including cultural, mechanical and chemical methods; herbicide recommendations also are provided. ... Downy brome is a winter annual and thrives in all soils. This weed has an extensive shallow root system and roots with many hairs that enable the plant to extract much...
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Downy brome (Bromus tectorum L.), commonly called cheatgrass (Photos 1a, b; 2a, b), has been a major grass weed in winter wheat in the Pacific Northwest for decades. Although it can be a problem regardless of tillage system, it is particularly troublesome in conservation tillage.
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