What is another word for nutgrass?

Pronunciation: [nˈʌtɡɹas] (IPA)

Nutgrass, a pesky weed found in lawns and gardens, is also known by several other names. Cyperus rotundus is the scientific name for this perennial grass which spreads by underground tubers. Nut sedge, chufa sedge, yellow nut-grass, or simply nutsedge, are some of the other commonly used synonyms for nutgrass. This weed can be identified by its triangular stems and grass-like leaves. It thrives in moist, warm environments and can be challenging to remove once established. A combination of physical removal and herbicide treatment is usually necessary to get rid of nutgrass completely. Regardless of what it is called, nutgrass is an unwelcome intrusion in any lawn or garden, and early detection and treatment are essential to keep it under control.

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