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Sorghum
Sweet
sorghum is a grass of Old World origin. The name "sweet sorghum"
is used to identify varieties of sorghum, Sorghum bicolor
(L.) Moench, that are sweet and juicy.
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A United
States patent officer introduced sweet sorghum to American in 1853.
It is a native of Africa, a drought-resistant, heat-tolerant member
of the grass family. Illinois is a top producer of Sorghum.
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