Sentence examples for cat's-tail from inspiring English sources

Timothy (Phleum pratense), also called herd's-grass or meadow cat's-tail, perennial grass of the family Poaceae.

The studied areas of both sites included the thickets of narrow-leaved cat's-tail and common reed, as well as open water areas.

No significant differences in species composition of phytoplankton communities in cat's-tail and reed thickets were observed during the study period.

Next to willow thickets, higher aquatic vegetation is represented mainly by thickets of narrow-leaved cat's-tail (Typha angustifolia L). and common reed [Phragmites australis (Cav). Trin. Ex Steud.].

In July, the general projective covering by plants reaches 100%, 500 % of which are narrow-leaved cat's-tail and common reed, and the other 50 % are free-swimming plants (Spirodela sp., Lemna minor L., L. trisulca L).

In mid-summer, the dominant narrow-leaved cat's-tail occupies ~60%% of the territory, and 30 40 % is occupied by Spirodela sp. and Lemna minor L. In coastal thickets, the bottom is covered mainly with sandy-mud and argillo-arenaceous grounds.

We treat kitty gently," and your daughter looks you in the eye, cackles gleefully, and bends over to yank the cat's tail, she's not flaunting the hollowness of your parental authority.

His black turtleneck hugs a torso that's thinner than any other cat's tail, but the crucial difference is that he's racked with self-doubt.

If you see your cat's tail whipping back and forth or thumping the floor, it's a sure sign of irritation.

If the cat's tail starts to thump up and down or side to side, it's best to stop petting the cat as she has probably become irritated.

I worry that my cat's tail won't heal.