"dense grass" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an area with tall grasses that are close together. For example, "The field was filled with dense grass, making it difficult to see any animals living there."
Dense grass roots also compete for nutrients in the soil.
A strong birdwatcher's urge compels me to follow the sound and to try to see the warbler, but there's no public footpath towards it, across the marsh and dense grass, and I know from experience that it will stay hidden.
Ripping through dense grass and spinning through lengthy tunnels is par for the myriad courses here and it soon becomes clear that developer Playground Games has, indeed, created a playground, as corny as that sounds.
Hence their moniker, "the dancing deer".Related items Manipur, India: A safe house for dangerous menMar 9th 2007 India's wild north-east: The mayhem in ManipurMar 1st 2007The deer survived, despite being surrounded by human settlements, partly because of the ease with which they were able to hide within the island's dense grass.
Along with browsing by cattle and deer, a dense grass cover is an obstacle to tree regeneration (Laurop 1802; Mitchell and Kirby 1990; Coll et al. 2003).
The Late Pleistocene terrace (LPT) surface is characterized by a thick soil cover with evident landslide scarps, dense grass vegetation, and sporadic occurrence of highly weathered coral heads (Fig. 2a).
Tall, dense grasses used in the manufacture of paper and pulp are an important plant resource in the lower elevations.
Initially, the designed surface is planted with dense grasses.
The rufous-crowned sparrow forages slowly on or near the ground by walking or hopping under shrubs or dense grasses.
"My first security envelope collages were small and depicted scenes of dense grasses and flora that echoed the material's use as a camouflage for private and sensitive documents," explains Phillips.
The large patches of tall dense grasses narrowly separated by barren ground where artillery firing is conducted at FP-60 provide harborage for A. agrarius mice and, during the winter trapping period, yielded ≈20% capture rates (10 ).
