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[[File:Saccharum ravennae - J. C. Raulston Arboretum - DSC06214.JPG|thumb|Saccharum ravennae|alt=Saccharum ravennae]] | |wketx=[[File:Saccharum ravennae - J. C. Raulston Arboretum - DSC06214.JPG|thumb|Saccharum ravennae|alt=Saccharum ravennae]] | ||
[[Saccharum ravennae]] (Synonyms [[Erianthus ravennae]], [[Erianthus elephantinus]]), with the common names [[ravennagrass]] and [[elephant grass]], and known locally as ekra or ikora (ইকঁৰা) in Assamese, is a species of grass in the sugarcane genus Saccharum. It is native to southern Europe, western Asia and South Asia and is known in North America as an introduced species, where it is sometimes an invasive and troublesome noxious weed. | [[Saccharum ravennae]] (Synonyms [[Erianthus ravennae]], [[Erianthus elephantinus]]), with the common names [[ravennagrass]] and [[elephant grass]], and known locally as ekra or ikora (ইকঁৰা) in Assamese, is a species of grass in the sugarcane genus Saccharum. It is native to southern Europe, western Asia and South Asia and is known in North America as an introduced species, where it is sometimes an invasive and troublesome noxious weed. | ||
Ravennagrass is a large, aggressive grass that has been sold in nurseries for use as an ornamental grass in gardens, and for stabilizing soil to prevent erosion. | Ravennagrass is a large, aggressive grass that has been sold in nurseries for use as an ornamental grass in gardens, and for stabilizing soil to prevent erosion. | ||
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This perennial grass grows in large, dense clumps from a network of rhizomes. It produces erect stems which can reach 13 ft (4m) in height. The serrated leaves are up to a meter long. The inflorescence is a plume-like panicle of spikelets covered in white or pale-colored silky hairs. | This perennial grass grows in large, dense clumps from a network of rhizomes. It produces erect stems which can reach 13 ft (4m) in height. The serrated leaves are up to a meter long. The inflorescence is a plume-like panicle of spikelets covered in white or pale-colored silky hairs. | ||
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