Melinis repens in flower

Melinis repens in flower
Author: Ivan Lätti
Photographer: Mercia Komen

Melinis repens is a grass that grows tufts of erect culms and bright green leaf blades.The blades become up to 11 mm wide. There is a clearly visible main vein that may be hairy or smooth.

The young inflorescence is pink, then fades into white as in the picture. It is a palatable grass and a pioneer of disturbed land (Van Wyk and Malan, 1997; Van Oudtshoorn, et al, 1991).

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