Sentence examples for grassland grass from inspiring English sources

By this they mean grassland — grass without sage.

This study covers Africa (Figure 1) with an area of approximately 30 million km2, including savannas (Savanna, 5.6 million km2), woody savannas (WSavanna, 3.9 million km2), open shrublands (OShrub, 3.7 million km2) evergreen broadleaf forest (EBF, 3.0 million km2), grassland (Grass, 2.2 million km2), croplands (Crop, 0.89 million km2), and closed shrublands (CShrub, 0.18 million km2).

Wild bird model covariates included Lat, BHGO UD, PD, grassland (Grass), and wetland (Wetl).

This study covers Africa with an area of approximately 30 million km, including savannas (Savanna, 5.6 million km), woody savannas (WSavanna, 3.9 million km), open shrublands (OShrub, 3.7 million km) evergreen broadleaf forest (EBF, 3.0 million km), grassland (Grass, 2.2 million km), croplands (Crop, 0.89 million km), and closed shrublands (CShrub, 0.18 million km).

Table 2 Summary of number of species and families for plant types by land cover type in Karamoja Land cover and plant category Number of species Number of families Thickets and shrublands      Grass 12 1  Herb 11 8  Shrub 4 2  Tree 6 2  Climber 1 1 Grasslands      Grass 18 1  Herb 14 12  Shrub 5 3  Tree 7 4 Woodlands      Grass 14 1  Herb 15 10  Shrub 8 7  Tree 13 8  Sedge 1 1.

The influence of nearby agriculture on riparian areas is apparent, as larger rates of CO2 exchange were correlated with elevated soil nutrients as well as above ground biomass and canopy height, which were larger in the riparian zone influenced by intensive agriculture (Rip-Corn) than the grassland-influenced riparian area (Rip-Grass) and the adjacent grassland field (Grass).

Found in western North America from southern Canada to southern Mexico, kangaroo rats prefer well-drained sandy or gravelly soils in a variety of open, sparsely vegetated, hot and dry habitats such as chaparral and sagebrush, desert grassland, mixed grass- and scrubland, and piñon-juniper woodland.

Grassland provides grass silage which is a good feedstock for biogas plants that can easily be stored.

If grassland biomass (grass silage or hay) is used for energy purposes, this brings the further advantages of preserving biodiversity and the cultural landscape and protecting of soil and groundwater.

Here, wet soil condition is defined in the model by daily mean soil moisture content (mc) of topsoil (0 9 cm in this study) being close to saturation: ORCHIDEE-GM simulates the two practices through which managed grassland provides grass biomass for livestock: mowing and grazing.

In the grasslands, 18 grass, 14 herb, 5 shrub and 7 tree species distributed in 20 families were observed.