Identifying pasture grasses
sedges and rushes. To distinguish them, look for the following characteristics: Sedges have triangular stems that are filled with pith. The nodes are inconspicuous and leaves grow from the stem in three directions when viewed from top. Rushes have round or flat stems. Stems are commonly leafy only at the base. Leaves grow from two directions when
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