1. A grass of the genus Bromus, widely cultivated as a forage crop and for erosion control.
Usage: Often used in plural form 'bromegrasses' when referring to multiple species or plants.; Common in agricultural and ecological contexts.

Examples

• Farmers planted bromegrass in the pasture to provide nutritious feed for cattle.
• Bromegrass is valued for its ability to prevent soil erosion on hillsides.
• The field was seeded with a mixture of alfalfa and bromegrass.
• Bromegrass thrives in cool-season climates across North America.
• Wildlife managers use bromegrass to restore native grassland habitats.
• The hay made from bromegrass is high in protein and digestible fiber.