The difference between bermudagrass and cowgrass is as follows:

1. The stem of bermudagrass is a rhizome, and its branches and leaves are spreading like a creeper. The branches and leaves are very thin but very tough, and It will take root at the node, so it often spreads over a large area. It has extremely strong reproductive ability and strong vitality. Goosegrass is a plant that grows in clumps and has strong adaptability and reproductive capabilities. Wherever you go, there is a large green patch of goosegrass.

Bermudagrass

2. The stems of cowgrass stick to the ground very strongly and are difficult to eradicate, so people named it cowgrass, which is a name for its image. Bermudagrass is also called climbing root because of its strong spreading and rooting ability, and it belongs to the family Bermudagrass. Both types of grass can be used to improve soil quality and prevent soil and sand. Generally, it is also artificially cultivated and used as lawn in football fields and various areas.

3. The leaves of Bermudagrass are shorter than those of Goosegrass. The leaves of Bermudagrass are generally 3 to 8cm long. The leaves are slender and generally smooth and hairless on both sides. The leaves of goosegrass are much longer, usually 10 to 25cm long, in strips or curly shapes, some hairy, some hairless.

Goosegrass

4. Bermudagrass prefers to live in warm sunny places and moist land. The higher the temperature, the better the growth form. Goosegrass mostly grows on both sides of roads and in wasteland. It does not have high requirements for the soil environment. The stronger the sunlight, the faster it grows.