What is another word for erianthus?

Pronunciation: [ˈi͡əɹɪˌanθəs] (IPA)

Erianthus is a genus of perennial grasses that are known for their tall, graceful appearance. These plants are also known by several alternate names, with some commonly used synonyms including Plume Grass, Fountain Grass, and Elephant Grass. Other synonyms for Erianthus include Saccharum, Sorghum, and Miscanthus, all of which are related to this beautiful plant. Erianthus is native to warm tropical regions of Asia and Africa, but has become popular as an ornamental grass in many parts of the world. With its tall and slender stems, feathery flowers, and elegant appearance, Erianthus is a prized addition to any garden or landscape.

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Usage examples for Erianthus

Some writers say that he actually consulted the allies about the advisability of selling the whole population for slaves, in which debate the Theban erianthus proposed to destroy the city and make the site of it a sheep walk.
"Plutarch's Lives, Volume II"
Aubrey Stewart & George Long
To quote from Plutarch, Life of Lysander: The proposal was made in the congress of the allies, that the Athenians should all be sold as slaves; on which occasion erianthus, the Theban, gave his vote to pull down the city and turn the country into sheep-pasture; yet afterwards, when there was a meeting of the captains together, a man of Phocis singing the first chorus in Euripides' Electra, which begins,- Electra, Agamemnon's child, I come Unto thy desert home, they were all melted with compassion, and it seemed to be a cruel deed to destroy and pull down a city which had been so famous, and produced such men.
"Minor Poems by Milton"
John Milton
erianthus the Theban gave his vote to pull down the city, and turn the country into sheep-pasture.
"Hellenica"
Xenophon

Related words: erianthus flowers, erianthus erythrosiphon, erianthus rubrum, erianthus purpureus, erianthus californicus

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