Description ⁶

Syn. D. commutatum subs. ashei
Characteristic species of chert and sandstone woodlands, with a low stature, mostly glabrous sheaths, and blue-green hue. The leaves are usually clustered towards the tip of the stem, especially towards the latter half of the season.

Spikelets: 2.2-2.7 mm long.

From FNA

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