The image is a photograph of two plants, one on the left and the other on the right. The plants appear to be tall and slender, with long, thin stems and thin leaves. The leaves are a pale green color and have a pointed tip at the top. The stems are thin and pointed, and the leaves are arranged in a symmetrical pattern.

On the left side of the image, there is a single plant with thin, pointed leaves that are slightly curled at the ends. The plant appears to be a type of grass or shrub, with a pointed end and a small, pointed tip. The background is plain white, and there is text on the top right corner that reads "Herbaceous of the United States, 3/8/83" and "Data-based."

At the bottom right corner, there are two labels that read "New Mexico, New Mexico" and the text "Dotted Millet." The labels also mention that the plant is a species of grass native to New Mexico.