Definitions:

1. A genus of plants in the frass family that includes plants from Asia, Africa, and Australia; used as a source of food, medicine, and materials for weaving mats and baskets, and making paper. NOUN
   • Dactyloctenium grasses exhibit remarkable adaptability to varying soil types.
   • Farmers often rely on dactyloctenium species for pasture grazing due to their resilience.

Synonyms:

• beach wiregrass
• button grass
• crowfoot grasses
• duck grass
• egyptian grass
• finger comb grass