What is another word for nut grass?
Pronunciation: [nˈʌt ɡɹˈas] (IPA) 
Nut grass, also known as "nutsedge," is a pesky weed that grows rapidly in warm, moist climates. It is renowned for being invasive and hard to get rid of. This unwanted plant has several botanical names such as cyperus rotundus, yellow nutsedge, or earth nutgrass. In some regions, it is commonly known as Tiger nut, nutgrass sedge or Coco grass. Most people identify this weed by its long, thin, and triangular shaped leaves with pointed tips. It sprouts a brown or reddish-brown spiky flower. No matter what it's called, nut grass is a persistent weed that can be challenging to eliminate from gardens and lawns.
