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[90] ἄγρωστις is often rendered ‘clover,’ which the epithet “μελιηδής” seems to suit. Others regard it as ‘couch grass’ (Triticum repens), which has a peculiarly sweet root: others as ‘dog-tooth grass’ (Cynodon dactylon), which forms the principal pasturage of India, under the name Doorba.

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