Sentence examples for accumulation of grass from inspiring English sources

Fire-induced heterogeneity of grass swards is likely more important in these kinds of habitats where significant seasonal accumulation of grass biomass and declines in forage quality occur.

We assume that the decline was mainly driven by weather conditions (there were severe droughts in spring and autumn 2011, which might have caused the severe population decline of R1 by 87%% until 2012) or ongoing accumulation of grass debris at the sites due to abandonment.

Water stress causes the accumulation of phenols in Bermuda grass (grass) and in Gomphocarpus fruticosus (cotton) [2].

The lack of a native seedbank and the accumulation of non-native grass litter likely prevented the recovery of native species in treated areas.

Objectives of this study were to estimate the amount of recent sediment accumulated within playas, determine how watershed and playa morphometry and land cover influenced sediment accumulation, and assess the role of grass buffers in reducing sediment accumulation.

The anecic Lumbricus terrestris was associated with patches of the grass Melica uniflora, with poor litter cover, while most epigeic species were favoured by accumulation of litter in the absence of grass vegetation.

In species such as Thomson's gazelle, this results in an appreciable accumulation of the secretion on the grass or twig.

Ted walked through the parking lot quilted with cars, and then fewer cars, until finally the empty gray plain ended on an accumulation of hills and trees and grass.

The one-year growth experiment using five widely cultivated pasture grasses revealed that accumulation of carbonates following gypsum application could be inhibited by plant growth; the organic acids secreted from plant roots were likely to facilitate soil carbonate dissolution.

In A. scabra, a thermotolerant grass species, increased accumulation of sucrose synthase in the roots was proposed to contribute to superior root thermotolerance by regulating sucrose metabolism [ 80].

The accumulation of glycine betaine in salt tolerant grasses like Cynodon and Spartina were found to be higher than those reported in wheat, sorghum, and other glycophytic grasses (Grieve and Maas 1984; Wyn Jones and Storey 1981).