Which plants dominate the grasslands of the Falkland Islands?

The grasslands of the Falkland Islands are primarily dominated by two plant species: white grass (Cortaderia pilosa) and diddle-dee (Empetrum rubrum).1

Additionally, coastal tussock grass (Parodiochloa flabellata) is found covering many of the offshore islands, particularly in areas where livestock grazing is controlled. The islands' landscape is characterized by this low, dense vegetation and a complete absence of natural tree growth.1