Rados, also known as rodgrass, is a common grass endemic to the continent of Nua.

Etymology

From Ancient Greek ράβδος (rávdos, “rod, stick, baton”).

Morphology

Rados has tough, erect, dark green leaves with a naturally glossy sheen. Each individual stem grows up to 20 centimeters.

Physiology

Not specified.

Behavior

Life Cycle

This annual grass spreads through rhizomes and seeds, growing in the beginning of spring and flowering mid-summer. It typically lives for no more than a year.

Ecology

Spreads through rhizomes and seeds.