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In the Australian town "Hairy Panic"
Australian settlement of Wangaratta sleep weeds Panicum effusum, which is also called "hairy panic." A thick layer of dry stalks carried by the wind and covered courtyards of houses, then have to spend a few hours for cleaning. Grass prevents the passage of vehicles and the passage of people, in addition, it is toxic and can cause a painful condition by eating. This year, weather conditions were particularly favorable for the rapid growth of grass, as well as for its dry and proliferation.
