Which of the following pasture grasses can be propagated mainly by roots and seeds?
Answer Details
Guinea grass can be propagated mainly by roots and seeds. Guinea grass (Panicum maximum) is a tropical grass widely used for grazing livestock in many parts of the world. It is known for its high yield, high protein content, and tolerance to a range of environmental conditions. Guinea grass can be propagated by root splits and seeds, making it relatively easy to establish in pastures. The other grasses mentioned in the options may also have some capacity for vegetative propagation, but they are primarily propagated by other means, such as stolons or rhizomes.