Paspalum praecox
Poaceae
alternate
entire
simple
linear
graminoid
inconspicuous
May - November
0.3 - 1.5
No
Unarmed
native
perennial
Warm season
OBL
9
The following information is for the genus Paspalum with note that P. ciliatifolium and P. boscianum are used most extensively. (Neither are found this database). Animals that eat the plant and its seeds: Mottled duck, Green-winged teal, Canada goose. Animals that eat its seeds: Purple gallinule, Sora rail, Ground dove, Mourning dove, Bobwhite quail, Wild turkey, Redwing blackbird, Cowbird, Junco, Pyrrhuloxia, Pine-woods sparrow, Vesper sparrow, Towhee, rodents. Animals that eat the plant: Eastern cottontail rabbit, Bison, White-tailed deer (Martin et al. 1951).
Found primarily in savannahs and pinelands.
Savannas and low pinelands, swamps, wet woods, and pine barrens.