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Definition of paspalum in English: paspalumnounˈpasp(ə)ləmˈpaspələm mass nounA grass of warm and tropical regions, which is grown for fodder, erosion control, and as a pasture grass. Genus Paspalum, family Gramineae Example sentencesExamples - In addition to the paspalum, architects Steve Forrest and Ken Williams had to work within challenging environmental and stormwater management constraints.
- There will never be a universal ‘super grass’ for golf, but in coastal states, salt-tolerant paspalum grass comes close.
- Holes and hillocks everywhere - and because there are few livestock to keep the grass down, waist high paspalum smothers everything.
- One solution might be new varieties of a grass called seashore paspalum, which were discovered in South Africa and adapted by researchers at the University of Georgia.
- Well, with paspalum you can, so we created a system that could handle the salt water.
Origin Modern Latin, from Greek paspalos, denoting a kind of millet. Definition of paspalum in US English: paspalumnounˈpaspələm A grass of warm and tropical regions, which is grown for fodder, erosion control, and as a pasture grass. Genus Paspalum, family Gramineae Example sentencesExamples - There will never be a universal ‘super grass’ for golf, but in coastal states, salt-tolerant paspalum grass comes close.
- Well, with paspalum you can, so we created a system that could handle the salt water.
- In addition to the paspalum, architects Steve Forrest and Ken Williams had to work within challenging environmental and stormwater management constraints.
- One solution might be new varieties of a grass called seashore paspalum, which were discovered in South Africa and adapted by researchers at the University of Georgia.
- Holes and hillocks everywhere - and because there are few livestock to keep the grass down, waist high paspalum smothers everything.
Origin Modern Latin, from Greek paspalos, denoting a kind of millet. |