What is another word for Hariali grass?
Pronunciation: [hˌɑːɹɪˈɑːli ɡɹˈas] (IPA) 
Hariali grass, also known as 'Cynodon dactylon,' is a type of fast-growing perennial grass with various synonyms. It is commonly referred to as "Bermuda grass" due to its origin in Bermuda. This resilient grass is also known as "Indian couch grass" as it is extensively found in India. In some regions, it is called "dūrvā grass" or "dhrobya grass", highlighting its significance in religious rituals. Additionally, it is known as "devil's grass" owing to its invasive nature, and "dog's tooth grass" due to the shape of its seeds. These synonyms depict the versatility and distinct features of the resilient and widely used Hariali grass.
