Definition of zoysia in US English:

zoysia

noun ˈzoisēəˈzoisēə

A low-growing grass of the genus Zoysia, native to tropical Asia and New Zealand and widely used for lawns.
Family Gramineae: several species and cultivars, including Z. matrella and Z. japonica
Example sentencesExamples
- Space plugs of slower-growing species, such as zoysia, closer together.
- The oldest improved zoysia, ‘Emerald’, is still available and still good.
- In California and the Southwest, chinch bugs can suck the life out of zoysia and St. Augustine in summer.
- Short-growing, dense grasses such as bentgrass, hybrid Bermuda, St. Augustine and zoysia look best if cut with a power reel mower.
- Previously, zoysia has been only widely available as sod, sprigs or strips.

Origin

1960s: modern Latin, from the name of the Austrian botanist Carl von Zoys zu Laubach + -ia¹.

Definition of zoysia in US English:

zoysia

nounˈzoisēə

A low-growing grass of the genus Zoysia, native to tropical Asia and New Zealand and widely used for lawns.
Family Gramineae: several species and cultivars, including Z. matrella and Z. japonica
Example sentencesExamples
- The oldest improved zoysia, ‘Emerald’, is still available and still good.
- Short-growing, dense grasses such as bentgrass, hybrid Bermuda, St. Augustine and zoysia look best if cut with a power reel mower.
- Space plugs of slower-growing species, such as zoysia, closer together.
- In California and the Southwest, chinch bugs can suck the life out of zoysia and St. Augustine in summer.
- Previously, zoysia has been only widely available as sod, sprigs or strips.

Origin

1960s: modern Latin, from the name of the Austrian botanist Carl von Zoys zu Laubach + -ia.

单词	zoysia
释义	Definition of zoysia in US English: zoysia noun ˈzoisēəˈzoisēə A low-growing grass of the genus Zoysia, native to tropical Asia and New Zealand and widely used for lawns. Family Gramineae: several species and cultivars, including Z. matrella and Z. japonica Example sentencesExamples Space plugs of slower-growing species, such as zoysia, closer together. The oldest improved zoysia, ‘Emerald’, is still available and still good. In California and the Southwest, chinch bugs can suck the life out of zoysia and St. Augustine in summer. Short-growing, dense grasses such as bentgrass, hybrid Bermuda, St. Augustine and zoysia look best if cut with a power reel mower. Previously, zoysia has been only widely available as sod, sprigs or strips. Origin 1960s: modern Latin, from the name of the Austrian botanist Carl von Zoys zu Laubach + -ia¹. Definition of zoysia in US English: zoysia nounˈzoisēə A low-growing grass of the genus Zoysia, native to tropical Asia and New Zealand and widely used for lawns. Family Gramineae: several species and cultivars, including Z. matrella and Z. japonica Example sentencesExamples The oldest improved zoysia, ‘Emerald’, is still available and still good. Short-growing, dense grasses such as bentgrass, hybrid Bermuda, St. Augustine and zoysia look best if cut with a power reel mower. Space plugs of slower-growing species, such as zoysia, closer together. In California and the Southwest, chinch bugs can suck the life out of zoysia and St. Augustine in summer. Previously, zoysia has been only widely available as sod, sprigs or strips. Origin 1960s: modern Latin, from the name of the Austrian botanist Carl von Zoys zu Laubach + -ia.
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