Can you eat Indian grass? The surprising truth about Sorghastrum nutans
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Despite being a vital food source for livestock and a cornerstone of prairie ecosystems, the seeds of Indian grass (*Sorghastrum nutans*) are not safe for human consumption, a crucial distinction that can prevent serious illness. This warm-season perennial, with its towering height and beautiful golden plumes, is a valuable ecological resource, but it should never be considered a wild edible for people.
