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Andropogon
(redirected from Broomsedge)

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Andropogon
a large genus of grasses in the family Poaceae. A volunteer in naive pasture in many countries. Palatable when young. Makes good meadow hay. Called also bluestem, bluesedge, turkeyfoot.
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