panic grass meaning

Noun: panic grass  panik grãs

1. Any grass of the genus Panicum; grown for grain and fodder

Derived forms: panic grasses

Type of: millet

Part of: genus Panicum, Panicum

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1. Chass�ens were sedentary farmers ( rye, panic grass, millet, apples, pears, prunes ) and herders ( sheep, goats, oxen ).
2. Millets and their wild ancestors, such as barnyard grass and panic grass, were also cultivated in Japan during the JM
   mon period some time after 4000 BC.
3. Visitors meander past a meadow of buttercups, panic grass and other Potomac Valley plants and a somewhat surreal field of corn, tobacco, squash and other crops.
4. These natural efforts will be supplemented by workers placing sand at the toe of the existing dunes and planting those areas with stabilizing native vegetation including sea oats, panic grass and saltmeadow cordgrass, Pickel said.
5. Kress also suggests turning part of the lawn into a food patch full of wild plants like amaranth, lamb's-quarters, bristle and panic grass, which are among the most important bird foods.