Xyris species
Yellow-eyed-grasses
Yellow-eyed-grasses are
yellow-eyed-grasses. stems tufted, 4 in. to 3 ft. tall, towering above the leaves,
base
sometimes bulbous, smooth or fibrous; leaf blades from base, 2-several, shiny,
2 in. to 2 ft. long, linear and strap-like, often tapering to points; inflorescences
cone-like with bracts; flowers yellow or sometimes white, 3-petalled;
capsule with many tiny seeds
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