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FamilyScientific Name Common NameHabitatDistributionImage
PoaceaeHordeum brachyantherumMeadow BarleyDisturbed areas, probably only a waif in our area.Native of w. North America and ne. Asia. Reported for se. PA (Rhoads & Klein 1993) and also apparently known from specimens from GA (Sorrie, pers. comm.), and scattered sites elsewhere in our area.image of plant
PoaceaeHordeum depressumLow BarleyWaste areas around wool-combing mills.Native of w. North America, probably only a waif.image of plant
PoaceaeHordeum jubatum ssp. intermediumBobtail BarleyDisturbed areas.Native of Eurasia.
PoaceaeHordeum jubatum ssp. jubatumFoxtail Barley, Squirreltail BarleyRoadsides, other disturbed areas.Native of w. North America, apparently introduced in most of our our area (at least eastwards). Widespread in western North America, the eastern limit of nativity uncertain, perhaps to WI, IL, MO, AR, and TX.image of plant
PoaceaeHordeum marinum ssp. gussoneanumSeaside Barley, Mediterranean BarleyWaif on ballast at old ports, other disturbed areas.Native of Mediterranean Europe.
PoaceaeHordeum marinum ssp. marinumSeaside BarleyDisturbed areas, apparently just a waif in our area.Native of Eurasia.
PoaceaeHordeum murinum ssp. glaucumWall Barley, Smooth BarleyDisturbed areas.Native of the e. Mediterranean region.
PoaceaeHordeum murinum ssp. leporinumMouse BarleyDisturbed areas.Native of Mediterranean Europe.image of plant
PoaceaeHordeum murinum ssp. murinumWall Barley, Way Barley, Farmer's FoxtailDisturbed areas, on ballast.Native of Europe.
PoaceaeHordeum pusillumLittle BarleyRoadsides, fields, pastures, ditches, disturbed areas.Probably restricted to west of the Mississippi River a few centuries ago, but now present (and in many areas common) throughout a broad portion of the United States, from ME west to WA south to n. FL, s. TX, CA, and Mexico.image of plant
PoaceaeHordeum vulgareBarleyCultivated fields, commonly cultivated, rare as a waif.Native of Eurasia.image of plant