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<big>''[[Andropogon pseudapricus]]'' Stapf</big>

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:Protologue: Prain, Fl. Trop. Afr. 9: 242 (1919).

:Chromosome number: ''n'' = 20

== Origin and geographic distribution ==

''Andropogon tenuiberbis'' Hack. is a perennial, robust, tufted grass with stems up to 5 m long and reddish or purplish inflorescences up to 60 cm long. It occurs in swamps and waterlogged locations from Senegal to Sudan, DR Congo and Tanzania. It is used for thatching and for making fences.

== Ecology ==

''Andropogon pseudapricus'' only occurs wild. In experiments it gave fodder yields of 15–18 t/ha when sown in rows.

== Genetic resources ==

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