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Duba ghasa 
| Local Name |
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Duba ghasa |
| Botanical Name |
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Cynodon dactylon (L.) Pers. |
| Common Name |
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Bermuda grass |
| Family |
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Poaceae |
| Distribution |
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It is found throughout India including Odisha. It has been introduced to various other tropical and subtropical regions around the world, where it is cultivated as an ornamental plant. |
| Habit |
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Grass |
| Short Description |
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is a perennial grass with slender, creeping stolons and rhizomes, featuring narrow, flat leaves and inflorescences arranged in clusters of spikelets. |
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Descriptions
It is a creeping perennial with wiry stems. Its leaves are linear, flat, and taper to a point, arranged alternately along the stem. The grass forms dense mats, rooting at nodes along the stolons. Its inflorescence consists of digitate spikes, bearing small spikelets.
Flowering & Fruiting Period
Throughout the year
Use(s)
Root is used in urinary tract infection.
