Talk:Agrostis stolonifera
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distribution
[edit]hello, in the distribution section it says,
"It is possible that it may also be native to northern parts of North America, and in any case it has been widely introduced and naturalised on that continent and in many other places."
in robert h mohlenbrock's 'plant communities of southern Illinois' it says on page 88 that agrostis palustris grows in deep swamps. This book was published in 1964, so would this prove the species is native? Lightly salted7 (talk) 21:22, 19 June 2022 (UTC)