Definitions:

1. A genus of tall perennial grasses commonly known for including sugarcane. NOUN
   • The Saccharum genus, particularly sugarcane, is vital for the global production of sugars and bioethanol.
2. Tall perennial reedlike grass originally of southeastern Asia, tropical, and subtropical regions, and significant in the agricultural industry due to their high sucrose content. NOUN
   • Farmers in the tropics rely on Saccharum crops to support the local sugar industry and produce ethanol.

Synonyms:

• sugarcane