Dividing Lines

A tropical leaf in Hawaii transitions from green to brownish-yellow. August, 2019. © Evan's Studio.

 

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Yellow Fever

The insides of a yellow plant in Irvine, California. © Evan's Studio - 2019.

Pinkish tan colored bromus grass plants found in Ojai, California. July, 2019. © Evan's Studio.

 

What Is Brome?

Brome is a large genus of grasses - the bromus genus. They belong in the Bromeae tribe.

What Are Common Names For Brome?

There are several common names for Brome:

• bromus
  
• brome grasses
• bromegrasses
  
• cheat grasses
• chess grasses
• bromus grasses 

How Many Species of Bromegrass Are There?

According to Encyclopaedia Britannica, there are 160 species in the Poaceae family. 

Tell me more About Bromus

• The grasses have both annual and perennial species and are native to temperate regions. 
•  Many bromegrasses are considered invasive species.

Holding On

A silhouette of a hummingbird perched on a thin branch in Irvine, California. © Evan's Studio, 2019.

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Still Running

Closeup of an old red tractor in Santa Clarita, California. © Evan's Studio, 2019.

Sailing On

A sail boat sits in the middle of the sea - off the coast of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. © Evan's Studio, 2019.

Vallarta

A tropical leaf frames a pink wall in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. © Evan's Studio, 2019.

Portal

A light shining into the ocean off the coast of Puerto Vallarta creates a portal like effect. © Evan's Studio, 2019.