para grass
"Para grass" is a robust tropical grass known for its use in pasturage and its invasive potential in non-native regions.
Definition
B2Agriculture
(technical)A vigorous perennial grass cultivated for pasture and forage, known for its ability to grow densely and displace native plants.
Example
- Farmers often plant para grass to feed their livestock due to its high-quality forage.
- The rapid spread of para grass has raised concerns about its impact on local ecosystems.
C1Environmental Management
(technical)A grass species used for erosion control and soil stabilization, adaptable to wet conditions and prone to becoming invasive.
Example
- Para grass is commonly used in wetland restoration projects to prevent soil erosion.
- Efforts to control the spread of para grass are ongoing to protect native plant species.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "para grass":
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