Martin Pellizzer

Vulpia Ciliata Var. Penicillata

Vulpia ciliata var. penicillata is a lesser-known grass species that thrives in disturbed soils and open habitats. It is characterized by its fine, tufted growth and distinctive seed heads that resemble small brushes. This variety is often found in roadside verges, meadows, and along railway tracks across temperate regions. Despite its modest appearance, it plays an important role in stabilizing soil and supporting local wildlife. Its resilience and adaptability make it a valuable plant for ecological studies and restoration projects.