nutsedge

/ˈnʌtˌsɛdʒ/
noun
  1. A common weed with long, grass-like leaves and small, nut-like tubers that grow underground.
    • Yellow nutsedge often appears in lawns during hot, wet weather.
    • The gardener pulled out the nutsedge by hand, but some roots remained.
    • Nutsedge is hard to get rid of because its tubers can stay in the soil for years.
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