Seed-bearing status for plants in Wisconsin
Seed-bearing timeline for all plants within the region. The bar graph represents a full year. A green background indicates that seeds may be present at that time of year. The vertical bar represents today.
Eragrostis minor
IN
IntroducedEragrostis pilosa
IN
IntroducedEragrostis pilosa var. pilosa
IN
IntroducedEragrostis trichodes
IN
IntroducedEriochloa villosa
IN
IntroducedFestuca occidentalis
TH
ThreatenedFestuca rubra
IN
IntroducedFestuca rubra ssp. fallax
IN
IntroducedFestuca rubra ssp. rubra
IN
IntroducedFestuca trachyphylla
IN
IntroducedGlyceria maxima
IN
IntroducedHesperostipa comata
IN
IntroducedHolcus lanatus
IN
IntroducedHordeum jubatum
IN
IntroducedHordeum pusillum
IN
IntroducedHordeum vulgare
IN
IntroducedLeptochloa fusca
IN
IntroducedLeptochloa fusca ssp. fascicularis
IN
IntroducedLeptochloa fusca ssp. uninervia
IN
IntroducedLeymus arenarius
IN
IntroducedLolium multiflorum
IN
IntroducedLolium perenne
IN
IntroducedMelica nitens
SC
Special ConcernMelica smithii
EN
EndangeredMiscanthus sacchariflorus
IN
IntroducedMolinia caerulea
IN
IntroducedMuhlenbergia asperifolia
IN
IntroducedSeed dates are based on data retrieved from iNaturalist.org. If a species does not have any information about its seed-bearing window shown here, it is likely that either iNaturalist doesn't have enough observations of the species within the given area, or too few observations are annotated to indicate the presence of seeds. We periodically import new data from iNaturalist, so any new or newly-annotated observations should improve these dates over time.