Elephant grass is a robust perennial grass, commonly reaching heights of 3 to 7 meters with thick culms. It's cultivated across tropical and subtropical regions for various purposes, including forage, silage, soil improvement, windbreaks, erosion control, and biomass production. Additionally, it serves as a source of nutrition, with young inflorescences and leaves consumed in soups. In traditional medicine, the plant has multiple applications, from diuretic infusions to treatments for conditions like blennorrhoea, buccal affections, and cataracts. The plant's diverse uses make it valuable and versatile.

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