saccharinum
Saccharinum is a genus of flowering plants in the family Poaceae, commonly known as grasses. The name saccharinum is derived from the Latin word for sugar, referring to the presence of sugars in the stems of some species. These grasses are native to various regions of the world and are characterized by their slender, erect stems and long, narrow leaves.
The genus saccharinum includes several species, though it is important to note that taxonomic classifications can
The reproductive structures of saccharinum species typically consist of inflorescences called panicles or spikes, which bear