halfa grass
"Halfa grass" refers to a group of grasses known for their tough stems and versatile uses, native to North Africa and parts of Asia.
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Definition
B2Botany
(technical)A perennial grass with tough, fibrous stems, scientifically known as *Desmostachya bipinnata*, native to North Africa and South Asia.
Example
- Halfa grass is often used to make durable mats and ropes.
B2Environmental Science
(technical)A type of grass used to stabilize sand dunes and prevent soil erosion in arid regions.
Example
- Planting halfa grass can help combat desertification.
B2Cultural
(religious)A grass considered sacred in Hinduism and Buddhism, used in various religious rituals.
Example
- Halfa grass is often used in traditional Hindu ceremonies.
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