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The genus Digitaria is highly polymorphic in spikelet form both between and within species9). Digitaria adscendens (H. B. K.) Henr. (mehishiba in Japanese), one of the most common weeds in Japan, is polymorphic in spikelet form within species like other species of the genus. Tuyamal15) and Ohwin,12) identified a morph having setae on the margin of lower lemma (lemma of the lower sterile floret), as the variety, D. adscendens Henr. var. fimbriata (Link) Henr. ('kushige-mehishiba' in Japanese). In 1986, we found a population dimorphic with respect to the absence/presence of lowerlemma setae in an orchard at Kikusui, Kumamoto prefecture (Fig. 1). We studied the inheritance of lower-lemma setae using this population, and estimated the outcrossing rate of the population under natural conditions by measuring gene and genotypic frequencies of this character.

Lower-lemma seta inheritance and outcrossing rate of Digitaria adscendens.