Kurapia – A Low-Water Use Groundcover and Turfgrass Alternative

Kurapia is a low-water use creeping groundcover which may be used as an alternative to turfgrass in warm desert regions of Arizona. Kurapia (Lippia nodiflora; synonym Phyla nodiflora) is not a grass and not a clover. Kurapia is a broadleaf plant (eudicot) and a member of the Verbena family. Keen observers may notice Kurapia flowers resemble the flowers of Lantana, which is also a member of this plant family.

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Journal: UA Campus Repository (The University of Arizona)
Published: 2024-12-01
Primary Topic: Archaeology and Natural History
Type: article
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Kurapia – A Low-Water Use Groundcover and Turfgrass Alternative

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Kurapia – A Low-Water Use Groundcover and Turfgrass Alternative

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