Paspalum bifidum
Paspalum bifidum, commonly known as pitchfork paspalum or pitchfork crown grass, is a species of perennial grass found in the United States. They are considered to be important grasses for foraging.
Description
Paspalum bifidum possesses primarily basal leaves that may reach a length up to with ciliate margins. Stems are between in height and range in width between.When inflorescence occurs, most commonly from August to October, blooms are white to brown in coloration.
Distribution and habitat
This species' range encompasses the southeastern region of the United States, stretching from Virginia to Florida and westward to eastern Texas and southeastern Oklahoma.P. bifidum is considered to be a facultative wetland species, and can be found in habitats such as longleaf pine savannas, sandy woodlands, and other habitats with dry to mesic soils.