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UC IPM Home > Weed Photo Gallery > Identification Characteristics of Grasses > Auricles

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Identification: Characteristics of Grasses

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Auricles

Auricles are small, clasping outgrowths that may or may not be present on the leaf collar.

Claw-like auricles Rounded auricles Auricles not
fully developed		 Auricles absent
Illustration of claw-like auricles Illustration of rounded auricles Illustration of auricles not fully developed Illustration of absent auricles

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