japanese lawn grass
Noun: * A type of low-growing, fine-bladed grass (Zoysia japonica) commonly used for lawns, particularly valued in East Asia for its durability and dense turf. It is a warm-season grass known for its tolerance to heat, drought, and foot traffic.
This term specifically refers to the plant species itself or a lawn made from it. It is a compound noun where "Japanese" denotes the geographic origin or common association, and "lawn grass" describes its primary use. * The gardener recommended Japanese lawn grass for its hardiness in the summer heat. * A well-maintained carpet of Japanese lawn grass is both beautiful and resilient.
- In botanical or horticultural contexts, it is often referred to by its scientific name, , to avoid ambiguity.
- For a drought-resistant lawn, consider planting Zoysia japonica, commonly known as Japanese lawn grass.
- Zoysia grass: A broader category of grasses belonging to the genus, which includes Japanese lawn grass as one species.
- Korean lawn grass (): A related species with even finer blades, sometimes used for ornamental lawns.
- Warm-season grass: A classification for grasses, including Japanese lawn grass, that thrive in hot summer temperatures and may go dormant and turn brown in winter.
- Zoysia japonica (Scientific name)
- Japanese zoysia (Common horticultural name)
The term "Japanese lawn grass" has a single, specific botanical meaning. It is not used idiomatically or in figurative speech. It is a technical/common name for a specific plant species.
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lawn grass common in China and Japan; grown also in United States
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