What is another word for Yellow Bristlegrass?
Pronunciation: [jˈɛlə͡ʊ bɹˈɪsə͡lɡɹˌas] (IPA) 
Yellow bristlegrass, also known as yellow foxtail or Setaria pumila, is a common type of grass found in North America. This grass species is known for its yellowish-green color and its bristly, horizontally-growing seed heads. There are several synonyms for yellow bristlegrass, including Setaria lutescens, Chaetochloa lutescens, and Pennisetum lutescens. The term foxtail refers to the appearance of the bristly seed heads, which resemble the tail of a fox. Yellow bristlegrass is often used as forage for livestock and is also an important component of natural grassland ecosystems. It is important to properly identify grass species in order to effectively manage grazing and maintain healthy grasslands.
