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A lot of sports requires grass to play on, like soccer, golf, and tennis. The most expensive lawn in the world just so happens to be in England at the Centre Court at Wimbledon. The famous tennis court has around 54 million single grass plants that cover it and requires a lot of maintenance.
Palm Trees are Actually Just Tall Grass
Due to their biological makeup, palm trees are technically classified as a very tall grass. Grasses are monocots, monocots are classified as having one seed and fibrous stems. Palm trees fit these qualifications, but due to their large size, they are often categorized as trees.
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