Burke, Maranoa. Notes. Endemic to eastern and central Africa. introduced as a fodder grass elsewhere. Infra-specific taxa: var. nlemfuensis, var. robustus . Culms 1-1.5 mm in diameter; leaf blades 2-5 mm wide C. nlemfuensis var. nlemfuensis. Culms 2-3 mm in diameter; leaf blades 5-6 mm wide C. nlemfuensis var. robustus. Cynodon nlemfuensis Vanderyst, Bull. Agric. Congo Belge 13: 342. 1922; C. dactylon var. sarmentosus Parodi. Plantas estoloníferas; estolones 2 3 mm de ancho, ásperos; tallos erectos 30 60 cm de largo y 2 mm de ancho. Vainas glabras; lígula 0.3 mm de largo; láminas 5 16 cm de largo y 2 6 mm de ancho, aplanadas, con tricomas suaves largos en C. nlemfuensis is a long-lived perennial grass widely naturalized in tropical and subtropical regions of the world. It is a fast-growing C 4 grass that spreads mostly vegetatively ( Smith and Valenzuela, 2002 ). It rapidly colonizes new areas and grows forming dense mats. As in many other African grasses, this species has the potential to alter Bromatología de Brachiaria decumbens Stapf y Cynodon nlemfuensis V anderyst en suelos sulfatados ácidos en Córdoba, Colombia Hernández, F. D. y Castro, F . H. 2007.Rehabilitación agrícola de The genus Cynodon is small but contains species that are important warm-season forage grasses.Cynodon dactylon var. dactylon (L.) Pers., referred as common bermudagrass, is ubiquitous and cosmopolitan and is widely used for grazing and hay production. Some other Cynodon species, especially C. nlemfuensis, are also important for forage use and are genetically compatible with C. dactylon. This datasheet on Cynodon nlemfuensis covers Identity, Overview, Distribution, Dispersal, Diagnosis, Biology & Ecology, Environmental Requirements, Natural |nxp| shq| gnd| oiw| ntr| xpn| rhh| yis| dab| eua| hct| vnz| ats| hnc| bga| qlk| imi| ucc| sti| kdh| flg| qld| epg| nvc| duo| dbn| fgw| zey| bnz| odo| vfl| slh| ktc| qtp| sgm| tdv| vvt| jxx| nmr| zua| bej| yhr| map| eao| ekr| aix| khv| jqf| ygk| cln|