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• Elymus lanceolatus " has specifically been used for animal foraging.
• Elymus was further believed to have founded Asca and Entella in Sicily.
• There are cultivars of " Elymus lanceolatus " as well.
• "Elymus lanceolatus " shows potential to be used for restoring grasslands.
• Fescues and Elymus species provide blue hues.
• These are occasionally settled by Elymus grasses.
• The " Elymus wawawaiensis " grass is long-lived and drought-tolerant.
• Elymus arenarius glauca, blue lymegrass, and Phalaris arundinacea, ribbon grass, are prime examples.
• "Elymus " is widespread across much of Eurasia, North America, and South America.
• "Elymus canadensis " has a familiar relationship as a host with a variety of endophytic fungi.
• While generally a self-pollinating perennial, the rate of outcrossing varies among " Elymus caninus " populations.
• Couch, " Elymus repens ", has spikelets set on the broadside of the stem rather than edge on.
• Aleut women sewed finely stitched waterproof seal gut, and wove fine baskets from dune wildrye grass or " Elymus mollis ".
• Great Basin native big squirreltail ( " Elymus multisetus " ) appears to has evolved competitive advantage traits in the presence of cheatgrass.
• Associated species in the habitat may include Elymus " spp ., and lichens such as members of genus " Xanthoparmelia ".
• The larvae feed on Poaceae and Cyperaceae species, including species of the " Dactylis " and " Elymus " genera.
• "Elymus canadensis " has also been shown to contain a novel high molecular weight ( HMW ) glutenin subunit ( GS ) allele.
• The mine on " Elymus " species starts near the tip of the leaf, extending downward and broadening to the width of the leaf.
• It can be mistaken for couch ( " Elymus repens " ), which has spikelets along the broad side of the stem rather than the edge.
• Found in the forest regions throughout Europe and stretching as far as west Asia, " Elymus caninus " is a type of self-pollinating wheatgrass.