Kindly post photograph of whole plant also. The leaves seems to be broad. However, we have to see the lower leaves too. Also post photo of the inflorescence when it is completely out of the sheath. We have to check whether the branches are verticillate or not. Also see whether the root system is rhizomatous, stoloniferous, etc. or whether it is found in isolated culms or growing gregariously. The broad leaf makes me think it is different from S.halepense. Also see whether the sheath nodes are hairy or not, if possible take a photo of the node also. A close up macro of a spikelet pair would be desirable. For this, you can break a branch of the inflorescence, spread out the spikelets with your hand and then take a photo so that pedicelled and sessile spikelets can be distinguished.
On Friday, October 12, 2012 5:59:30 PM UTC+5:30, Aarti S. Khale wrote: > > Wild grass seen at Maharashtra Nature Park, Mumbai on 19/9/2010. > Plant was around 5-6 feet in height. > Some grain? > Aarti > --
