Sentence examples for grasses I from inspiring English sources

As a result, Neotyphodium endophytes have been considered defensive mutualists of host grasses (i.e. protectors; Clay 1988; Selosse and Schardl 2007; Clay 2008).

The results were within the range of Na contents typically found in tropical grasses, i.e. 0.01 to 1.8%.

Determined to understand the appeal of grasses, I had included several clumps of the deschampsia, along with Calamagrostis 'Karl Foerster' and a golden-leaved sedge in a new bed I planted soon after we came here.

And then, after following the path to the right, through a stand of trees and along flower beds billowing with lavender and feathery grasses, I arrived at the bizarrely bucolic New York City Riding Academy — and braked.

The grasses I planted were "Baraula" orchard grass, BG 34 perennial ryegrass, "Barolex" tall fescue, "Bartura" meadow fescue, "Ginger" bluegrass and, since I ran out of seed and the neighbor sells it, "Climax" timothy.

According to the results, the species richness index, Simpson's predominance index, the Shannon Wiener index and the soil fertility of the communities dominated by young trees (V, VI) were higher than those of the communities dominated by grasses (I, II) or shrubs (III, IV); thus, plant communities V and VI are considered optimal representations of severely damaged surface-mine ecosystems.

Within the safe grassland habitats, oribi preferred to feed in patches close to tall grass (i.e. escape cover), and where they could see beyond 2 m.

9,530 MWhel 61.3% grassmeadow 40.2% grass agr.land 40.5% manure 0% biowaste E3 to E5: 0% to 50% grass availability 35,087 to 244,999 7,505 to 10,181 MWhth 2%to2.6%6% wood forest No grass, i.e. only digesters A, fuelled with manure available.

The Grass Is Always Bluer On The Other Side.

Hence, such admonishments as "The Little Grass Is Sleeping.

That was the year he directed Cary Grant in "The Grass Is Greener".