Definition of paspalum in English:

paspalum

nounˈpasp(ə)ləmˈpaspələm

mass noun

A grass of warm and tropical regions, which is grown for fodder, erosion control, and as a pasture grass.
雀稗
Genus Paspalum, family Gramineae
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to the paspalum, architects Steve Forrest and Ken Williams had to work within challenging environmental and stormwater management constraints.
- There will never be a universal ‘super grass’ for golf, but in coastal states, salt-tolerant paspalum grass comes close.
- Holes and hillocks everywhere - and because there are few livestock to keep the grass down, waist high paspalum smothers everything.
- One solution might be new varieties of a grass called seashore paspalum, which were discovered in South Africa and adapted by researchers at the University of Georgia.
- Well, with paspalum you can, so we created a system that could handle the salt water.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek paspalos, denoting a kind of millet.

Definition of paspalum in US English:

paspalum

nounˈpaspələm

A grass of warm and tropical regions, which is grown for fodder, erosion control, and as a pasture grass.
雀稗
Genus Paspalum, family Gramineae
Example sentencesExamples
- There will never be a universal ‘super grass’ for golf, but in coastal states, salt-tolerant paspalum grass comes close.
- Well, with paspalum you can, so we created a system that could handle the salt water.
- In addition to the paspalum, architects Steve Forrest and Ken Williams had to work within challenging environmental and stormwater management constraints.
- One solution might be new varieties of a grass called seashore paspalum, which were discovered in South Africa and adapted by researchers at the University of Georgia.
- Holes and hillocks everywhere - and because there are few livestock to keep the grass down, waist high paspalum smothers everything.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek paspalos, denoting a kind of millet.

词汇	paspalum
释义	Definition of paspalum in English: paspalum nounˈpasp(ə)ləmˈpaspələm mass noun A grass of warm and tropical regions, which is grown for fodder, erosion control, and as a pasture grass. 雀稗 Genus Paspalum, family Gramineae Example sentencesExamples In addition to the paspalum, architects Steve Forrest and Ken Williams had to work within challenging environmental and stormwater management constraints. There will never be a universal ‘super grass’ for golf, but in coastal states, salt-tolerant paspalum grass comes close. Holes and hillocks everywhere - and because there are few livestock to keep the grass down, waist high paspalum smothers everything. One solution might be new varieties of a grass called seashore paspalum, which were discovered in South Africa and adapted by researchers at the University of Georgia. Well, with paspalum you can, so we created a system that could handle the salt water. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek paspalos, denoting a kind of millet. Definition of paspalum in US English: paspalum nounˈpaspələm A grass of warm and tropical regions, which is grown for fodder, erosion control, and as a pasture grass. 雀稗 Genus Paspalum, family Gramineae Example sentencesExamples There will never be a universal ‘super grass’ for golf, but in coastal states, salt-tolerant paspalum grass comes close. Well, with paspalum you can, so we created a system that could handle the salt water. In addition to the paspalum, architects Steve Forrest and Ken Williams had to work within challenging environmental and stormwater management constraints. One solution might be new varieties of a grass called seashore paspalum, which were discovered in South Africa and adapted by researchers at the University of Georgia. Holes and hillocks everywhere - and because there are few livestock to keep the grass down, waist high paspalum smothers everything. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek paspalos, denoting a kind of millet.
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