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Rhodes grass
noun
- a grass, Chloris gayana, native to Africa, used as pasturage and fodder in warm climates.
Rhodes grass
noun
- a perennial grass, Chloris gayana , native to Africa but widely cultivated in dry regions for forage
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Rhodes grass1
First recorded in 1910–15; named after Cecil J. Rhodes
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Rhodes grass1
C19: named after Cecil Rhodes
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Example Sentences
Cultivars suited to the extreme climate conditions include date palm and Rhodes grass, used as an animal feed and a soil stabilizer.
From New York Times
Last year, the authority ended various subsidies, including one that farmers previously received from the government for growing Rhodes grass, which is used as animal feed.
From New York Times
Rhodes grass does wonderfully on muck soil, and, indeed, on most rich soils.
From Project Gutenberg
“Cultivating Rhodes grass, for example, consumes far too much water.”
From New York Times
Para grass hay is of good quality, and Rhodes grass of very fine quality.
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