Description
Echinochloa crusgalli (L.) Beauv, the Latin name: Echinochloa crusgalli (L.) Beauv, is an annual herb, and the appearance of tares is very similar to that of rice. Barnyardgrass grow in rice fields, swamps, ditches, and low-lying wasteland. The shape is similar to rice but the leaves are astringent and lighter in color. Barnyardgrass and rice absorb nutrients in rice fields together. Therefore, barnyardgrass is a vicious weed in rice fields. However, it is also a good feed material for horses, cattle and sheep, and has high nutritional value. The roots and seedlings can be used medicinally to stop bleeding and treat traumatic bleeding. Stem and leaf fibers can be used as raw materials for papermaking.
