Rhodes grass
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Rhodes grass is a perennial grass, scientifically known as Chloris gayana. It is native to Africa and is widely cultivated as a forage grass, particularly in dry regions. This grass is part of the Chloris genus, which includes various annual and perennial grasses found in warm climates worldwide. Some species within this genus are used for forage and hay, while others can be considered weeds or invasive species outside their native habitats. Rhodes grass has been introduced to other parts of the world for its use as a forage crop.12
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