represent actual genetic differences, the authors also note the existence of different biotypes occurring in response to soil and climatic conditions in western India. The four subspecies proposed are:
*D. bipinnata longispiculata;
*D. bipinnata jodhpurensis;
*D. bipinnata sheelai;
*D. bipinnata agraensis.

Religious significance

Desmostachya bipinnata--darbha (?????) or kusa (????) in Sanskrit--has long been used in various traditions (Hindus, Jains

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