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, and 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.

 

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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.