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   guinea grass
   (from the article `panicum`) Many species of Panicum, known as millet (q.v.), are cultivated in Europe and Asia as crop plants and in the United States for forage, hog feed, and ...
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   Guinea Grass
   Guinea Grass is a town in the Orange Walk District of the nation of Belize. Guinea Grass is located at Latitude 17.9500, Longitude -88.5833, at an altitude of 38 meters (127 feet) above sea level. It is on a spur road about 6 miles off Belize`s Northern Highway, and is served by regular bus route f...
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   Guinea-Grass
   Guinea-grass (Panicum maximum) is a very tall species of grass native to Africa and of the same genus as the millet, it grows to between two and three metres high.
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