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FamilyScientific Name Common NameHabitatDistributionImage
PoaceaeDichanthelium aciculareNeedle-leaf WitchgrassSandy woods and fields.NJ south to n. FL, west to TX, OK and Mexico; West Indies; n. South America. Reports of this species in KY, TN, and n. AL are likely based on misidentification of D. angustifolium and other species (M. Brock, pers.comm. 2024).image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium aculeatumPrickly WitchgrassNear rivers, lakes, and swamps in open to wooded areas.Scattered from NY and MA south to NC and w. to OH. Last collected in 1989 on Cape Cod, and uncommon to rare throughout its range.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium acuminatum var. acuminatumWoolly WitchgrassDryish sandy or clayey soils of open woods and disturbed areas.MA south to FL, west to TX; West Indies, Mexico, Central America, and n. South America.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium acuminatum var. fasciculatumSlender-stemmed WitchgrassOpen or cut-over woods, thickets, fields, meadows, and shores, frequently on disturbed soils.NL (Newfoundland) south to FL, west to CA, north to s. BC.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium acuminatum var. lindheimeriLindheimer's WitchgrassOpen or cut-over woods, thickets, fields, meadows, and shores, often on wet soils.NS west to MB, south to FL and MO, west to s. CA.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium angustifoliumNarrowleaf WitchgrassSandy pinelands and fields.NJ south to FL, west to AR and e. TX. Distribution map needs re-evaluation.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium annulumRinged WitchgrassDry sandy or rocky soil of open woods, dry grasslands, and barrens, and glades over serpentine, limestone, calcareous shales, and other high pH dry soils.NY, NJ, IN, and MO south to AL and MS, primarily in the Appalachian Province with very few occurrences in the Coastal Plainimage of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium appalachienseBath County WitchgrassShale barrens.Shale barrens in Bath County, VA; apparently disjunct in PA (Berks County).image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium arenicoloidesSandy Woods WitchgrassOpen sandy soil of pinelands and dunes, primarily near the coast; probably occasional to frequent, but long overlooked.NC south to FL and west to TX and AR; West Indies; Central America, and n. South America.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium bicknelliiBicknell’s Witch GrassShaded to open woodlands, sometimes on shale in the Piedmont and Mountains, and sandy soils of the Coastal Plain. Drier soils appear to be characteristic, but it has also been found on moist soils.CT to MI, s. to n. GA and n. LA, w. to MO and AR.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium borealeNorthern WitchgrassIn moist soils of meadows, grasslands, thickets, and woodlands.NL west to ON, south to MD and IA.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium bosciiBosc's WitchgrassIn a variety of shaded to partially open mesic to dry woodlands (oak-hickory). Also, occasionally in a variety of fields, powerlines, clearcuts, glades, barrens, rocky woodlands, creeksides, ravines, and (less commonly) floodplains.MA and IL south to n. FL and e. TX.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium breveShort WitchgrassFlorida scrub.Endemic to c. and s. FL, relatively common on the Lake Wales Ridge in Polk and Highlands counties, but less common on the Atlantic Coastal Ridge of se. FL.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium caerulescensBlue WitchgrassMarshes, swamps, wet pine savannas, maritime wet grasslands, coastal prairies, damp sandy soil.S. NJ to NC and GA, and from FL to w. LA (Early 2022); Bahamas and West Indies.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium chamaeloncheCarpet WitchgrassMoist pine savannas and flatwoods, pineland pondshores.Se. VA south to FL, west to LA; Cuba; Belize.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium clandestinumDeer-tongue WitchgrassShaded to filtered woodlands, ditches and low areas, and often in moist sandy soil.NS and QC south to n. FL, west to IA, KA, and TX.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium columbianumAmerican WitchgrassDry to moist thin woods and open ground, usually in sandy soil.S. ME, s. ON, and WI south to GA, TN, and IL.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium commutatum ssp. asheiAshe's WitchgrassDry rocky or sandy woods and openings.MA south to Panhandle FL and MS, west to MI, MO, and OK.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium commutatum ssp. commutatumVariable WitchgrassLow, shaded, moist woodlands and woodland edges, and dry, thin, often rocky woods and thickets.ME south to FL, west to MI, MO, OK, and TX; Mexico.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium commutatum ssp. equilateraleLinear-leaved WitchgrassCoastal Plain sandy pine and oak woodlands, dunes, hammocks.NC to s. FL; Mexico; South America.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium commutatum ssp. jooriiSprawling WitchgrassWet to swampy woodlands, sandy riparian areas.VA south to FL, west to TX; Mexico.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium consanguineumKunth's WitchgrassMoist or dry sandy soils of pinelands.Occasional from se. VA south to FL, west to TX and IN.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium cryptanthumHidden-flowered WitchgrassWet meadows and ditches, streamside openings.s. NJ south to Panhandle FL, west to TX. Reported for DE (Longbottom, Naczi, & Knapp 2016).image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium curtifoliumShort-leaved WitchgrassBogs, sphagnous streamhead swamps, mountain streams, marl meadows.Disjunctly distributed in w. VA, w. NC and e. TN, e. SC, FL, and MSimage of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium depauperatumStarved WitchgrassDry soils of grasslands and open woods, often on disturbed soils of roadsides and ditches.NL (Newfoundland) and MN south to GA and TX.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium dichotomum var. dichotomumForked WitchgrassWet-mesic to dry woods, thickets, and woodland openings.S. Canada and MI south to FL and TX.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium dichotomum var. nitidumShining WitchgrassMoist sandy or peaty soil of wet pine savannas and pocosin ecotones, wet meadows near the coast, swamps, and marshes.PA and NJ south to FL, west to MO and TX; Bahamas (Sorrie & LeBlond 1997) and West Indies; Mexico to Venezuela.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium ensifoliumSmall-leaved WitchgrassWet to mesic peaty, sandy, or mucky soils, often in open pinelands or with Sphagnum.NJ south to FL, west to e. TX and AR.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium erectifoliumErect-leaved WitchgrassLimesink ponds, depression meadows, cypress savannas, pine savannas.Se. NC to FL, west to LA; Cuba.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium filiramumHairy Needle-leaved Witch GrassDry to moist sandy pinelands.DE south to FL, west to TX and AR; West Indies.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium fusiformeSpindle-fruited WitchgrassLongleaf pine sandhills, other dry to moist sand of open pine and pine-oak woods and clearings.E. NC south to FL, west to MS and w. LA (perhaps most abundant in FL); West Indies; Mexico, Central America, and Venezuela. Previous reports from se. VA were based on a misidentified specimen.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium glabrifoliumSmooth-leaved WitchgrassPine flatwoods.Endemic to peninsular FL, mostly near the west coast; disjunct in ne. SC (Horry County).image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium harvilliiDifficult Creek WitchgrassPiedmont oak barrens over mafic and ultramafic rock.So far as is known restricted to the type site in Halifax County, VA.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium hirstiiHirst Brothers' WitchgrassPond-cypress savannas, limesink depressions, and other seasonally ponded depression wetlands.This distinctive species is known from only seven sites: two in NC, one in DE, two in NJ (one not seen since 1992), and two populations in GA (one considered historical, the other rediscovered in 2015; see McAvoy, Patrick, & Kruse [2015]).image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium latifoliumBroad-leaved WitchgrassOpen or shady well-drained forests.ME and WI, south to n. GA and MS.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium laxiflorumOpen-flower WitchgrassOpen or shaded woodlands, often in moist soil.MD south to FL, west to TX, north to IN; Mexico, Central America; West Indies.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium leibergiiLeiberg’s WitchgrassPrairies and sandy woodlands.QC and MB south to c. PA (Centre County) and KS.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium leucothrixRoughish WitchgrassWet sandy, peaty, or mucky soil of pinelands and depression marshes.S. NJ south to FL, west to TX, also in TN; West Indies and n. South America.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium linearifolium var. linearifoliumLow White-haired WitchgrassDry open woods.Se. Canada and MN south to GA and TX.
PoaceaeDichanthelium linearifolium var. werneriLow White-haired WitchgrassAcidic woodlands, knolls.QC and ME south to VA, KY, and TX.
PoaceaeDichanthelium longiligulatumLong-ligule WitchgrassLimesink ponds, depression meadows, cypress savannas, pine savannas, bogs, swamps.NJ and PA south to FL, also in TN, e. TX, and Central America.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium lucidumBog WitchgrassWet meadows, sphagnous swamps, bogs, wet woods, sphagnous streamhead pocosins, baygalls.MA and MI south to FL and TX.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium malaconDehiscent Witch GrassDry pine/scrub oak woodlands.Disjunctly from NJ south to FL and AL; reported from TXimage of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium malacophyllumSoft-leaf WitchgrassPrimarily a plant of cedar glades and dry calcareous soils.KY and TN west to KS and TX. Reported from SC by FNA, but source of record has not been identified.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium mattamuskeetenseMattamuskeet WitchgrassWet pine savannas, meadows, borders of pocosin shrub swamps, thickets.Se. MA south to ne. SC.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium meridionaleMatting WitchgrassDry to damp sand of shores and woods.Sw. NS and MA to MN, south to e. NC, n. GA, and n. AL.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium microcarponSmall-fruited WitchgrassFloodplain forests, swamps, openings, and borders of streams and ponds, and occasionally in dry upland woods.MA and MI south to FL and TX.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium mundumElegant WitchgrassSandy and peaty meadows, edge of swamps, low moist acid soil.Se. VA, north-central NC, e. TN.
PoaceaeDichanthelium neuranthumNerved WitchgrassMaritime wet grasslands, Piedmont prairie-like barrens.Disjunct in se . and central NC, se. SC, GA, FL, MS, e. TX, AR; Bahamas, Cuba, and Belize.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium nodatumSarita WitchgrassSandy soils in oak savannas and woodlands.E. and c. TX to s. TX and ne. Mexico.
PoaceaeDichanthelium nudicauleNaked WitchgrassBogs, wet pine savannas.W. FL Panhandle and s. AL west to MS.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium oligosanthesFew-flowered WitchgrassLongleaf pine sandhills, barrens over xeric alluvial deposits, other xeric sandy soils, sandy fields and open woods.MA and MN south to FL and TX.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium ovale var. addisoniiLow Stiff WitchgrassDry to damp sandy woods and fields.MA and MN south to Panhandle FL and TX, also in n. Mexico.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium ovale var. ovaleOval-flowered WitchgrassDry to damp sandy pinelands.NY to WI, south to s. FL and e. TX and n. Mexico. Infrequent over most of its range except FL.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium patentifoliumSpreadleaf WitchgrassDry to mesic sandy flatwoods, dry scrub hammocks, sometimes on slopes to edges of wetlands.Disjunct from Se. VA and coastal NC to GA and FL (where most abundant), west to AL and MS.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium pedicellatumCedar Witchgrass, Corm-based WitchgrassDry prairies and open oak woodlands; limestone outcrops.C. and w. TX south to Mexico (COA, NLE, OAX, TAM) and Central America.
PoaceaeDichanthelium pinetorumPineland WitchgrassOpen sandy pine and pine/oak woodlands.Endemic to central and south FL, as far north as Hillsborough County, FL.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium polyanthesSmall-fruited WitchgrassDamp to dry soil of open woods and ditches.VA to MI and s. IL, south to GA and e. TX.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium portoricense ssp. patulumNash's WitchgrassMoist pine savannas and flatwoods, moist to dry openings in maritime forests, dry pine and oak sandhills.Se. VA to FL, west to e. TX; West Indies and Central America.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium portoricense ssp. portoricensePuerto Rican WitchgrassMoist pine savannas and flatwoods.NC south to FL, west to TX; West Indies.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium raveneliiRavenel's WitchgrassDry sandy or rocky thin woods and openings, sometimes in moist soils.NJ south to FL, west to e. TX, north to IA. Frye, McAvoy, & Thomas (2022) reported on its rediscovery and occurrence in MD.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium recognitumNovel WitchgrassMostly wet soils near creeks, swamps, ponds, and bogs; also reported from dry woods.CT and RI south to NJ and PA, then disjunctly to se. VA and montane province of NC and TN.
PoaceaeDichanthelium roanokenseRoanoke WitchgrassWet pine savannas, swamp openings, and wet peaty meadows.DE south to FL, west to e. TX; disjunct in Coffee County, TN (Ciafré & Estes 2022); Jamaica.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium scabriusculumTall Swamp WitchgrassMoist, low, open or shaded woodlands, often along streams or ditches.Se. MA south to FL, west to e. TX and AR.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium scopariumVelvet WitchgrassMoist sandy soil of woodland openings and ditches.MA and MI south to FL and TX; also in Mexico and West Indies.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium scribnerianumScribner's WitchgrassBlack belt prairies, calcareous clay prairies, prairie-like grassland remnants over fragipan soils in the loess plains, calcareous maritime forests, dry thin woods and openings, dry prairies, usually in basic soil.Sw. ME to s. BC, south to se. NC, n. GA, and CA, also in n. Mexico.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium species 16Sandy Run WitchgrassWet savannas underlain by shallow coquina limestone in the outer Coastal Plain. Associates include Rhynchospora thornei, Carex lutea, Coreopsis aristulata, Thalictrum cooleyi and Allium species 1.Currently known only from the discovery site in Onslow Co., NC.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium species 20Sandhill WitchgrassDry ridgetop longleaf pine sandhills with an open pine canopy and oak understory.Currently known only from two sites in north-central FL, in Clay and Volusia cos.
PoaceaeDichanthelium sphaerocarponRound-fruited WitchgrassMoist or dry thin woods, meadows, and ditches, often in dry sandy soil.MA, VT, OH, and KA south to FL and TX; Mexico.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium sphagnicolaPeaty WitchgrassEdges of cypress swamps, in sphagnous bogs, moist shady places.GA (Chatham, Camden, Lanier counties) (Carter, Baker, & Morris 2009) to FL; should be sought in se. SC. Treated in synonymy with Panicum dichotomum by Radford, Ahles, & Bell (1968), but no specimen is known from the Carolinas.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium spretumEaton's WitchgrassPondcypress savannas, small depression ponds, other wet sands and peats of bogs, meadows, and shores.ME south to n. FL, LA and e. TX.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium strigosum var. glabrescensHairless WitchgrassWet pine flatwoods, other low, open sandy pinelands and hammocks, bogs.GA and FL west to LA; disjunct in se. NC, ne. SC, and se. SC (Bradley et al. [in prep.]; West Indies; Belize.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium strigosum var. leucoblepharisDwarf WitchgrassSandy, acidic soils of pinelands.NC south to n. FL, west to TX; Mexico.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium strigosum var. strigosumRough-hairy WitchgrassMoist soils of pine flatwoods, savannas, and pocosins, also in boggy situations.Se. VA south to FL, west to TX, also in TN, e. Mexico, Mesoamerica, n. South America, and West Indies.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium tenueWhite-edged WitchgrassWet peaty or sandy soil of pineland savannas, flatwoods, bogs, and meadows.NJ south to FL, west to TX; Central America; West Indies (Cuba).image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium thurowiiThurow's WitchgrassSandy prairies and low open woods.GA to e. TX and AR, s. to Venezuela.
PoaceaeDichanthelium villosissimum var. villosissimumWhite-haired WitchgrassDry sandy soil of open woods and prairies.MA south to FL, west to TX; Mexico and Mesoamerica.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium webberianumWebber's WitchgrassMoist pine savannas and flatwoods.Disjunct in se. NC and SC from GA and FL.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium wilcoxianumWilcox's WitchgrassIn dry prairies, especially sandy and gravelly openings.MB to AB, south to KS and CO, then disjunctly to NM. Shown as occurring in SC and MS on the range map in FNA, but the source of these records is not known for this plant primarily of dry prairies in the Upper Midwest.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium wrightianumWright's WitchgrassLimesink ponds and meadows, cypress savannas, pine savannas, bogs.MA south to FL, west to TX; disjunct inland in Coffee County, TN (Ciafré & Estes 2022); Cuba; Central America.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium xanthophysumSlender WitchgrassSandy or rocky open woodlands.NS and ME west to SK, south to PA, ne. WV, and SD.image of plant
PoaceaeDichanthelium yadkinenseSpotted-sheath WitchgrassFloodplain forests, thickets, bottomlands, and swamps, often on alluvial deposits.NJ and MI south to GA and TX; Mexico.image of plant

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