Called “panicgrass” in GBIF
Panicum, commonly called panicgrass, is a large genus of about 250 species of grasses mostly native to tropical regions.
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Panicum miliaceum
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Panicum virgatum
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Panicum sumatrense
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Scientists found a tiny genetic switch in switchgrass that helps the plant survive both salty soil and drought, pointing to a possible target for breeding tougher forage and bioenergy crops.
The birdseed millet in your feeder and the drought-tough grains gaining attention as climate-resilient crops both owe their...
The roadside grasses you drive past all winter may actually be quietly cleaning chloride out of the soil and waterways that...
Finger millet, foxtail millet, and their relatives have fed dry-land farmers for millennia — and the stress-survival genes...
Broomcorn millet is one of the oldest drought-tolerant crops humans ever cultivated — and now gene editing can unlock flavor...
Cold spring soil is one of the main reasons your vegetable seedlings stall out after transplanting — this discovery points...