Code
BRORI
Growth form
Grass
Biological cycle
Annual
Habitat
Terrestrial
Bromus rigidus Roth
synonym | Anisantha diandra var. rigida (Roth) Spalton |
synonym | Anisantha hispanica (Rivas Ponce) Holub |
synonym | Anisantha rigida (Roth) Hyl. |
synonym | Bromus diandrus f. asperipes (Jord.) Soó |
synonym | Bromus diandrus subsp. maximus (Desf.) Soó |
synonym | Bromus diandrus subsp. rigidus (Roth) O.Bolòs, Masalles & Vigo |
synonym | Bromus hispanicus Rivas Ponce |
synonym | Bromus indicus Steud. |
synonym | Bromus madritensis Cav. ex Kunth |
synonym | Bromus madritensis var. rigidus (Roth) Bab. ex Syme |
synonym | Bromus matritensis Cav. |
synonym | Bromus maximus Desf. |
synonym | Bromus megalanthus Keng |
synonym | Bromus nitidus E.D.Clarke |
synonym | Bromus rigidus subsp. ambigens (Jord.) Pignatti |
synonym | Bromus rubens Host |
synonym | Bromus rubens var. rigidus (Roth) Mutel |
synonym | Forasaccus maximus (Desf.) Bubani |
synonym | Genea maxima (Desf.) Dumort. |
synonym | Genea rigens (Roth) Dumort. |
synonym | Genea rigida (Roth) Dumort. |
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Seedling
Quite similar to Bromus lanceolatus.
Adult plant
Bromus rigidus is an upright annual plant reaching up to 80 cm high. Simple, stiff culm, pubescent at the top. Leaves broad, over 6 mm and up to 10 mm, hairy, rough at the margin. Panicle erect, oval-oblong, somewhat compact, with short, erect branches, bearing 1-3 spikelets. Spikelets whitish-green or purplish, erect or nodding, very large, 3-6 cm long, scabrous, with awns over 35 mm long.
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Life cycle
Algeria: Bromus rigidus germinates in autumn-winter; flowering takes place from March to May.
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Bromus rigidus reproduces by seed.
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Growth form
Leaf arrangement
Leaf type
Grass-like leaf type
Type of prefoliation
Latex
Stem section
Root type
Ligule type
Hollow or solid stem
Stipule type
Leaf attachment type
Fruit type
Cotyledon type
Lamina base
Lamina apex
Upperface pilosity
Upperface hair type
Lowerface pilosity
Lowerface hair type
Simple leaf type
Lamina section
Lamina Veination
Flower color
Inflorescence type
Stem pilosity
Stem hair type
Life form
It is not easy to distinguish Bromus species
Characters to identify few Bromus spp.
Spickelet | Lower glume | Upper glume | Lemma | Lemma | Awn | Species |
L 2.5-3 cm | at least 3 ribs | at least 5 ribs | 1 awn | flattened | less than 3 mm | B. cartharticus |
L 2-5 cm | at least 3 ribs | at least 5 ribs | 1 awn | semi-cylindrical | twisted diverging | B. lanceolatus |
L 1-3 cm | 1 rib | 3 ribs | 1 awn | semi-cylindrical | 2 cm | B. madritensis |
L 3-6 cm | 1 rib | 3 ribs | 1 awn | semi-cylindrical | 3-5 cm | B. rigidus |
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Status | UNDER_CREATION |
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Bromus rigidus is a C3 species.
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Algeria: Bromus rigidus is a very common species in all annual and perennial crops in Algeria. It grows preferably on sandy or sandy-silty soils of sandstone or basalt origin.
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Toxicity: Bromus rigidus is an allergenic pollen plant.
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Habitat
Terrestrial species.
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Origin
Bromus rigidus is native to the Macaronesian-Mediterranean region.
Worldwide distribution
This species has been introduced in North and South Americas, in South Africa, China and Japan
Algeria: Common throughout the Tell, rare elsewhere.
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Local harmfulness
Algeria: Bromus rigidus is a major "weed". It is one of the most harmful species of Algerian field crops because it can colonise practically all ecological environments (very frequent species), and its great adaptation to the agricultural environment gives it a very important potential of invading plots (very abundant species). Typical species of intensified cereals and its very high density places it among the most harmful grasses.
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Status | UNDER_CREATION |
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Local control
Algeria: The false seeding technique, a destocking technique, has been specially developed to limit weed infestation in winter cereals. Active ingredients such as bentazone, clodinafop-propargil + cloquintocet-mexyl, diclofopmethyl + fenoxaprop-P-ethyl + mefenpyr-diethyl, clodinafop-propargil, diclofopmethyl, iodosulfuron-methyl-sodium + amidosulfuron-sodium + mefenpyr-diethyl, popaquizafop, pyroxsulam + cloquintocet-methyl, sulpho-sulfuron, etc. control adult weeds. are used to control adults.
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Status | UNDER_CREATION |
Licenses | CC_BY |
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Herbarium pictures ReCOLNAT: https://explore.recolnat.org/search/botanique/simplequery=Bromus%2520rigidus
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Root | Root |
Kingdom | Plantae |
Phylum | Tracheophyta |
Class | Liliopsida |
Order | Poales |
Family | Poaceae |
Genus | Bromus |
Species | Bromus rigidus Roth |