Tourists travelling by bus, car or bicycle get a constant view of daily lives - women at the village water pump filling giant metal buckets and gliding away with them on their heads, children running between the clusters of grass-thatched houses in tiny ham lets, or people thronging in the roadside marketplaces to buy and sell tomatoes, yams and sugar cane.
Now Bellatoma lies abandoned, its cluster of grass huts collapsing in the summer rain, its fruit trees heavy with unpicked fruit.
Vel?uez was possibly looking at a hillock with clusters of wild grass when he drew a rhythmical composition that defies identification.
Patches of vegetation consist of dense clusters of shrubs, grass, or trees, often found to be circular characteristic size, defined by the properties of the vegetation and terrain.
These findings contradict previous studies that demonstrated clustering of Napier grass accessions based on geographical location (Lowe et al. 2003; Harris et al. 2009).
In a clearing about 10 minutes later, another adult rhino wandered right into our path, munching peacefully on clusters of tall elephant grass.
At Woodbury Village colorful perennials bloom beside clusters of swaying native grasses in a parklike setting created by the East Norwich-based Ireland Gannon Associates, a landscape firm.
Finally, the cluster may be regulated by the zinc finger protein Sat15, which is most similar (BLASTP E-value 7e-25, 38% identity, 94% coverage) to the LolU protein reported from an SMB cluster of the grass-endophytic fungus Neotyphodium [ 34, 37].
Mr Woolley ends up in a bleak estate of 1950s brick flats clustered round a patch of grass, in the process of being abandoned.
Despite this finding, there is a lack of knowledge on the evolutionary fate of miRNA gene clusters across the grass family.
A cluster of waist-high spears of grass made of green polyurethane foam, it invites the viewer to find seating among the pliable spears, which ironically evoke nature in a world devoted to material goods.
