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Nassella trichotoma  is one of the most serious weed species in Australia. It is often confused with other  Nassella  and stipoid species, especially at the young seedling stage, adding another layer of complexity in effective weed management. We report here the complete chloroplast genome of  N. trichotoma  (137,568 bp, GenBank accession number KX792500.2) sequenced using Next Generation Sequencing technology (Illumina). The  N. trichotoma  was grouped closely with other  Nassella  species and separated from other Stipeae species in the phylogenetic tree constructed based on the complete chloroplast genome sequences. The sequence information could be used for further identification of novel DNA barcodes for correct weed identification and subsequently improve management of this invasive grass.

Complete chloroplast genome of Serrated Tussock, Nassella trichotoma (Poaceae: Stipeae)