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Lasiurus sindicus  Henr. is one of the most prominent grass species, occupying 80% area of the desert grassland. Average dry forage production of  L. sindicus  at the mature stage is 2.5–3.5 t ha −1  (with 93% dry matter, 4.6% crude protein, 31% crude fiber, and 4.5% ash) and the carrying capacity of  L. sindicus  grasslands ranges from 0.8 to 1.2 active cattle units ha −1  in the normal rainfall years. A large number of diazotrophs, as well as endophytes, have been found associated with  L. sindicus  rhizosphere, which play a crucial role in maintaining the plant-soil ecological interaction.  L. sindicus  has a prominent place as a perennial component in silvo-pastural, agro-pastural, agro-silvo-pastural, and horti-pastural production systems. Considering its importance, much emphasis should be given to utilization of  L. sindicus  based grasslands according to their carrying capacity and to avoid overgrazing.

Lasiurus sindicus Henr., a key perennial fodder grass for desert ecosystem