What is another word for elymus?
Pronunciation: [ˈɛlɪməs] (IPA) 
Elymus is a genus of grasses comprising about 150 species. These grasses are predominantly found in temperate regions of the world and can grow up to six feet tall. The common name for elymus is wild rye, and other synonyms include needle-and-thread grass, bottlebrush grass, and lyme grass. Elymus grasses are valued for their high nutritional content and ability to withstand drought. They are also important for erosion control in soil conservation. In addition to their ecological importance, elymus grasses have cultural significance as well, with many indigenous communities using them for medicinal and spiritual purposes.
