Grass is a type of plant that belongs to the family Poaceae, which has about 10,000 species of flowering plants. Grasses have narrow leaves that grow from the base of the stem, and produce seeds in small, dry fruits called grains. Grasses are found in almost every habitat on Earth, and are important sources of food, fuel, and fiber for humans and animals.

To touch grass, one needs to find a place where grass is present, such as a lawn, a park, or a sports field. Then, one can stand or kneel in a comfortable position near the grass and reach out their hand to gently touch the grass with their fingers. This can allow one to feel the texture and sensation of the grass, which can vary depending on the species, climate, and season. Some grasses may be soft and smooth, while others may be rough and prickly. Some grasses may be moist and cool, while others may be dry and warm. Some grasses may have a pleasant smell, while others may have a bitter taste.

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