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saw grass

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saw grass
n.
A tall coastal or marshy sedge (Cladium jamaicense) of eastern North America, Mexico, and the West Indies, having leaves with sharp, minutely toothed margins.
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The stems of the saw grass are flowering and grow to be approximately 3 to 9 feet tall; they bear inflorescence that are many-branched.
Saw Grass - A Cutting Edge Plant for Your Water's Edge Landscaping ... by Tammy Sons / Home improvement and landscaping community
Not that his Saw grass success should be too lightly dismissed in terms of its significance for a player who has 13 top 10 finishes in majors, but not yet one win.
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Although this particular trail is only about a half mile long through the saw grass it is a wonderful walk and you find not simply alligators but also turtles and many other species along the way.
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