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<big>''[[Aristida stipoides]]'' Lam.</big>

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:Protologue: Tabl. Encycl. 1(1): 157 (1791).

:Family: Poaceae (Gramineae)

== Origin and geographic distribution ==

''Aristida stipitata'' Hack. (‘sandveld bristlegrass’, ‘dune bristlegrass’) is a perennial, tufted grass with erect stems up to 150 cm long, occurring in tropical southern Africa. In the Okavanga delta in Botswana the stems are used for thatching. Sometimes stems are twisted into a tight bundle, immersed in water and lifted above the head so that the outflowing water can be drunk.

== Ecology ==

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