Elymus canadensis, synonyms including Elymus wiegandii, [2] commonly known as Canada wild rye or Canadian wildrye, is a species of wild rye native to much of North America. [3] It is most …

Elymus canadensis, commonly called Canada wild rye, is a cool season, clump-forming, Missouri native ornamental bunch grass noted for its arching, wheat/rye-like spikes which bloom in …

Canada wild rye is a cool-season short-lived bunchgrass in the Poaceae family. It is widely distributed throughout North America including North Carolina but is most abundant in the …

A distinctive ornamental grass, Elymus canadensis (Canada Wild Rye) is a cool season perennial grass forming a large clump of flat, pointed, bluish-green leaves, which clasp the stems at the …

Canada Wild Rye nodding seed heads and warm green mid-summer color are readily identifiable. It is a cool-season grass; actively growing during the spring and fall when soil temperatures …

There are 10 Elymus species in Minnesota (not counting vars/subspecies), but Canada Wild Rye is the most common native of the bunch in the state and probably the most common native of …

Canada wildrye is found throughout the U.S. except in the Southeast . Habitat: Canada wildrye tends to be a short-lived, cool-season grass found growing on shaded stream banks, along …

Elymus canadensis L. Canada wildryeGeneral Images Synonyms Wetland Related Links Sources Characteristics

Canada wildrye is a native perennial bunchgrass that grows to 4 feet with erect or arching culms and flat, wide (up to 0.8 inches), waxy green, pointed leaves that grow from the base of the …

SYNONYMS: No entry NRCS PLANT CODE [89]: ELCA4 COMMON NAMES: Canada wildrye nodding wild rye TAXONOMY: The currently accepted scientific name of Canada wildrye is …