Festuca parvigluma

Festuca parvigluma is a species of grass which can be found in Japan, Nepal, both South and North Koreas, China, Taiwan, and Northeast India.

Description
The plant is 40 – tall and have 2-3 nodes. Leaf sheaths have a hairy base while the leaf blades are flat, 7 – long and 2.5 – broad. They also carry 13-17 veins and have a 0.2 – long and ciliolate ligule. Its panicle is 15 – long with branches diameter being 4 –. The species carry three to 4 (sometimes even 5) florets which are located on 7 – long spikelets. The glumes are both ovate and are 2.2 – (sometimes 4 mm) long. Its rachilla is 0.9 – long while the lemmas are 4.8 – and are smooth. It palea have smooth keels while the awns are 5 – long (exceeding sometimes up to 12 mm). The stamens are 0.7 – but can sometimes reach up to 1.5 mm. It ovary have a pubescent apex with both the flowering and fruit time from April to July.