Blade appearance is similar. Differences appear when unmowed: common bermuda produces many seed heads; hybrids produce few. Pollen test: tap seed heads on black paper—common releases yellow pollen; hybrids are sterile. Hybrids also show deeper green. Tifgreen 328 produces more seed heads than Tifway 419.

bermuda seedhead
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