grass species

Grass species are groups of plants within the grass family, characterized by narrow leaves and shared features. They come in many types, from fine grasses like lawn turf to tall grasses like bamboo. Each species has unique traits suited to its environment, such as drought tolerance or growth habit. Grasses play vital roles in ecosystems, providing food and habitat for animals, preventing erosion, and supporting agriculture. They reproduce mainly through seeds and underground stems called rhizomes or stolons. Understanding grass species helps in habitat management, agriculture, and landscaping by selecting the right type for specific needs.