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japanese lawn grass

 

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Noun japanese lawn grass has 1 sense
  1. Korean lawn grass, Japanese lawn grass, Zoysia japonica - lawn grass common in China and Japan; grown also in United States
    --1 is a kind of zoysia

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Japanese Lawn Grass

Definition:

Japanese Lawn Grass, scientifically known as Zoysia japonica, is a warm-season perennial grass variety that is commonly used for lawns in Japan and other humid, subtropical regions. It is notable for its ability to withstand heavy foot traffic, drought, and shade.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Noun: Japanese Lawn Grass refers to the specific grass species Zoysia japonica, which is often cultivated for its dense and lush appearance.
  2. Adjective: Japanese Lawn Grass can describe the characteristic of a lawn or yard that is covered with Zoysia japonica grass.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The front yard was beautifully covered in Japanese Lawn Grass, giving it a vibrant green hue.
  2. We need to purchase some Japanese Lawn Grass seeds to reseed the bare patches in our lawn.
  3. Her garden was adorned with a variety of flowers, with a carpet of Japanese Lawn Grass serving as the perfect backdrop.
  4. Due to its durability and resilience, Japanese Lawn Grass is preferred for parks and sports fields in many regions.
  5. By planting Japanese Lawn Grass in the shaded areas of the garden, we were able to create a lush and inviting outdoor space.

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