What is another word for yellow bristle grass?
Pronunciation: [jˈɛlə͡ʊ bɹˈɪsə͡l ɡɹˈas] (IPA) 
Yellow Bristle Grass, also known as Foxtail Bristlegrass, is a common type of grass found in gardens, farms, and fields across the world. This grass is known for its bristly, yellow-colored seed pods that resemble a fox's tail.
Some synonyms for Yellow Bristle Grass include Setaria pumila, Setaria glauca, and foxtail millet. Other common names for this type of grass include bristle grass, foxtail grass, and yellow millet.
Yellow Bristle Grass is an important crop plant in some parts of the world, as it is used for grazing livestock and as a food source for humans. However, it can also be invasive and difficult to control, making it a nuisance for gardeners and farmers.
