What is another word for green foxtail?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈiːn fˈɒkste͡ɪl] (IPA) 
Green foxtail is an annual, tufted grass weed that is commonly found in fields and pastures across North America. This notorious weed can quickly take over an area and pose a threat to the growth of crops and other plants. Synonyms for green foxtail include Setaria viridis and yellow foxtail. Other common names for this weed include pigeon grass, bristle grass, and bottle grass. The plant is characterized by its needle-like seedhead that resembles a fox's tail. Despite its attractive appearance, green foxtail can cause significant damage to agricultural production if not controlled properly. Farmers and gardeners must take measures to eradicate this weed and prevent it from spreading.
