Eleusine indica

Also known as Yard Grass, Goosegrass, Wiregrass, Crowfoot Grass

Indian goosegrass forms dense, low-growing rosettes with characteristically flattened stems radiating outwards from a pale white base. Its distinctive seed heads sprout multiple terminal spikes arranged like the toes of a crow's foot, producing hundreds of durable seeds that thrive in heavily trampled soil. Highly adaptable to compacted turf, paved cracks, and warm agricultural fields, it resists heavy foot traffic and frequent mowing with ease.