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The Setaria viridis plants in the green field under the cloudy sky
Foxtail grass after the rain. Poaceae annual plants. The cylindrical inflorescence is covered with flowers and has a brush-like appearance. It is the original species of millet.
Foxtail grass after the rain. Poaceae annual plants. The cylindrical inflorescence is covered with flowers and has a brush-like appearance. It is the original species of millet.
Foxtail grass after the rain. Poaceae annual plants. The cylindrical inflorescence is covered with flowers and has a brush-like appearance. It is the original species of millet.
Fresh setaria viridis flower plant close-up.Setaria viridis, green bristlegrass. Setaria viridis on the road. Common names, including green foxtail, green bristlegrass, and wild foxtail folks.

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Green foxtail (Setaria viridis), a wild grass common in the United States. Often considered a weed, it grows in clumps.Image used under license from Freestock.com<a href="https://www.freestock.com/free-photos/green-foxtail-setaria-viridis-wild-grass-37889248">Image used under license from Freestock.com</a>
Green foxtail (Setaria viridis), a wild grass common in the United States. Often considered a weed, it grows in clumps.Image used under license from Freestock.com<a href="https://www.freestock.com/free-photos/green-foxtail-setaria-viridis-wild-grass-37889245">Image used under license from Freestock.com</a>

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