While corn is a grass with a fibrous-type root system, some companies are digging deeper to learn more about roots. Generally speaking, those companies classify roots into three types: Fibrous ...

In the wild, sedge grass often thrives along creek beds and riverbanks, and its thick, fibrous roots help hold the soil in place -- fighting erosion. A wet lawn mimics its native conditions ...

Blade margins are rough and a leaf constriction is often present. Leaves are rolled in the whorl. This grass has compact panicles with clusters of a single flower. Fibrous root system is extensive and ...

Cool season perennial grass. Adapted to a wide range of soils in areas where ... Stems grow upright and are smooth. Fibrous root system.