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  • Weeping Alkaligrass

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    • Likes moist to periodically moist saline soils
    • Less expensive and more commercially available than Nuttall's alkaligrass
    • Can also be used as a turfgrass
  • Indiangrass

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    • Warm season perennial
    • Used in roadside cover and on areas subject to wind erosion
    • Grazed by livestock and wildlife
  • Sideoats Grama

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    • Grows well on mountainous plateaus, rocky slopes and sandy plains
    • Found throughout Southcentral Canada, the United States, Mexico and down into South America
    • Common on prairies, open brush, forest openings and rocky slopes
  • Switchgrass

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    • Dominant species in the tall grass prairies
    • Grows well in a variety of soil types, except for wet soils
    • Grows along roadsides where moisture is present
  • Awned Wheatgrass

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    • Commonly found in parkland, montane and foothills regions
    • Occurs in higher quality soils and on moist sites in the prairie region
    • Best adapted to moist, well-drained, non-alkaline loamy soils
  • Northern Wheatgrass

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    • Found in prairie grasslands; on dry slopes; in dry, open woods; and on sand hills
    • The most common wheatgrass on the northern Great Plains
    • Found from British Columbia to Manitoba
  • Slender Wheatgrass

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    • Moist, well-drained soils
    • Well adapted to low areas with saline soils
    • Native to many grassland communities
  • Tall Wheatgrass

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    • Introduced to North America from Russia
    • Adapted for dry roadsides and saline area
    • Found in open forests in Grassland Regions and lower montane zones
  • Western Wheatgrass

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    • Commonly found in the Grassland Regions and on suitable sites in the foothills and Parkland Regions
    • Grows from British Columbia to Ontario
    • Found in low-lying areas and on heavy alkaline and saline soils
  • Dahurian Wildrye

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    • Native to Siberia, Mongolia and China
    • Adapted to a very wide range of soil types across Western Canada
  • Canada Milkvetch

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    • Found throughout Canada and the United States in wetlands, woodlands and prairies
    • Likes sunny, moist, well-drained habitats
    • Thrives in the grasslands of the foothills and Parkland Regions