Don Wheatgrass
Agropyron tanaiticum Nevski
Agropyron tanaiticum, known as Don Wheatgrass, is a species in the Poaceae family. It was first described by Nevski in 1934 and is native to regions including Central European Russia, the North Caucasus, South European Russia, and Ukraine. The species has a global distribution beyond its native range.
Description
Agropyron tanaiticum is a member of the Poaceae family, a large and economically significant group of grasses. It is commonly referred to as Don Wheatgrass in English. The species was scientifically described by Nevski in 1934. It is native to several regions in Russia and Ukraine, including Central European Russia, the North Caucasus, and South European Russia. Over time, it has been introduced and naturalized in various parts of the world, contributing to its global presence. Its adaptability and distribution make it a notable species within the grass family.
Other common names
Don Wheatgrass
Distribution
Global · Central European Rus · North Caucasus · South European Russi · Ukraine
Synonyms
Agropyron dasyanthum f. glabriusculumAgropyron tanaiticum var. glabriusculumAgropyron dasyanthum f. glabriusculaAgropyron tanaiticum f. glabriusculum