Kaurareg
Kaurareg is a genus of grasses belonging to the tribe Poeae within the grass family Poaceae. The name Kaurareg is derived from the Maori word for a type of native grass. Species within this genus are generally found in New Zealand. They are perennial grasses, typically forming tussocks or clumps. The leaves are usually narrow and often have a rolled or folded appearance. The inflorescence is typically a panicle, which can be contracted or open depending on the species.
The reproductive structures of Kaurareg grasses are characterized by spikelets, each containing one or more florets.