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Cynodon dactylon
Common name: Green Couch Grass, Bermuda Grass, Doob
This is a perennial medium to low density grass that can tolerate filtered sun and is mat forming. The flower has 2 - 6 slender spikes, 2-5cm long and 1-1.5mm wide with a green to purplish colouring. Due to its underground rhizomes it is a very persistent grower. It is often used as a garden lawn, on sports ovals and golf fairways.
Distribution:
![]() Western Australia, Northern Territory, South Australia, Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania.
Western Australia: Gardner, Fitzgerald, Hall, Dampier. Fortescue, Carnarvon, Austin. Drummond, Dale, Warren, Roe, Coolgardie.
Northern Territory: Darwin & Gulf, Central Australia North, Central Australia South. South Australia: North-western, Lake Eyre, Gairdner-Torrens Basin, Flinders Ranges, Eastern, Eyre Peninsula, Northern Lofty, Murray, Yorke Peninsula, Southern Lofty, Kangaroo Island, South-eastern. Queensland: Cook, Burke, North Kennedy, South Kennedy, Port Curtis, Leichhardt, Burnett, Wide Bay, Darling Downs, Moreton, Gregory North, Gregory South, Mitchell, Warrego, Maranoa. New South Wales: North Coast, Central Coast, South Coast, Northern Tablelands, Central Tablelands, Southern Tablelands, North-Western Slopes, Central-Western Slopes, South-Western Slopes, North-Western Plains, South-Western Plains, North Far Western Plains, South Far Western Plains. Victoria: Murray Mallee, Lowan Mallee, Wimmera, Wannon, Grampians, Riverina, Midlands, Victorian Volcanic Plain, Otway Plain, Otway Range, Eastern Highlands, Gippsland Plains, Gippsland Highlands, Wilsons Promontory, Snowfields, East Gippsland. Tasmania: Furneaux Group, North West, Midlands, East Coast Bibliography:
Hacker, J.B. and Tothill, J.C. (1983) The Grasses of Southern Queensland, University of Queensland Press, Queensland.
Simon, B.K. and Sharp, D. (2002) CD Ausgrass: grasses of Australia, Australian Biological Resources Study, Canberra and Environmental Protection Agency, Brisbane.
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