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Meanings of nut grass in English
Portuguese
cyperus rotundus 
A widely distributed perennial sedge having small edible nutlike tubers.
Synonyms
Examples for "nutsedge"
Examples for "nutsedge"
1
Gardeners who allow purple nutsedge to go unchecked will find that it not only has taken over but also poisons other plants.
2
But what makes purple nutsedge particularly vicious is its ability to release allelopathic compounds into the soil, which actually kill the competition.
Usage of nut grass in English
1
There is a grass called nut grass, and another called Parramatta grass, either of which holds its own against anything living or dead.