Chinese Silvergrass
Miscanthus sinensis Anderson
Chinese Silvergrass: https://www.marylandbiodiversity.org/species/4060
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Status

Chinese Silvergrass is an ornamental bunch grass that has escaped cultivation and has spread into disturbed areas, including along roadsides and forest edges and in old fields. Not only can it outcompete native species, but it also poses a fire risk. It is highly flammable and burns intensely.

Description

Chinese Silvergrass can grow up to 12 feet tall, and has a long, feathery cluster of flowers at the top.

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