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Secundae subsectionPoa subsect. Secundae Show Lower Taxa Poa ammophila, Poa curtifolia, Poa hartzii, Poa secunda, Poa tenerrima Soreng Robert J. Soreng Treatment

californica, Muhlenbergia capillaris, Muhlenbergia crispiseta, Muhlenbergia curtifolia, Muhlenbergia cuspidata, Muhlenbergia depauperata, Muhlenbergia diversiglumis

Poa sectionPoa sect. Secundae subsectionPoa subsect. Secundae speciesPoa curtifolia Scribn. Robert J. Soreng Common names: Wematchee bluegrass Endemic Treatment

Chloridoideae tribePoaceae tribe Cynodonteae genusMuhlenbergia speciesMuhlenbergia curtifolia Scribn. Paul M. Peterson Common names: Utah muhly Endemic Treatment appears

It flowers from July to September. Muhlenbergia thurberi resembles M. curtifolia, but differs in its tightly involute blades, and longer anthers and ligules

previous). Poa suksdorfii has narrow panicles like P. pringlei and P. curtifolia (p. 589). None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"section"

apices, basal blades similar; plants of serpentine soils in Washington Poa curtifolia 25 Anthers 0.6-1.2(2) mm long; culms 2-25 cm tall; basal and upper culm

Rose, Nevada, and near Crater Lake, Oregon. Poa pringlei differs from P. curtifolia (p. 589) in being dioecious and in having blades that are involute, soft

between P. secunda and P. nervosa (p. 545). Poa secunda differs from P. curtifolia (p. 589), with which it is sometimes confused, in having longer leaf blades