Sentence examples for indigenous grasses from inspiring English sources

Beneath my feet, what had appeared from the car to be barren soil is a carpet of miniature yellow orchids and bursts of coirón, indigenous grasses that thrive in one centimeter of sandy topsoil.

The new memorial is a startlingly realistic quarter-acre replication of an Irish hillside, complete with fallow potato furrows, stone walls, indigenous grasses and wildflowers and a real abandoned Irish fieldstone cottage.

So, there will be no fun clomping about the quarter-acre replication of an Irish hillside with lush indigenous grasses and wildflowers, fallow potato fields; no poking around the real abandoned fieldstone cottage that first stood in Ireland in the 1820's.

It is hoped that indigenous grasses and wild flowers will make the roof their home in due course.

With the loss of indigenous grasses and other plant species, the main fodder resource for grazers such as cattle, the number and productivity of animals has reduced substantially (Hamedu 2014).

Nicholas D. Kristof's May 12 column, "A Rite of Torture for Girls," does not adequately reflect the diversity of the anti-female-genital-mutilation movement spearheaded by indigenous grass-roots groups across Africa, many of whom are both radical and resourceful in their approach to ending the practice.

We chose to initially use a procedure to classify the blind test (BT) phytolith assemblages similar to that developed by Hart et al. [28] to assign archaeologically derived phytolith assemblages to either maize or indigenous grass categories.

However, these indigenous tropical grasses produce at a level of 10%to15%15 % of the dry matter potential exhibited by the same grasses on well-managed farms in similar climate regimes (Anderson and Robinson 2009).

The Slack house is to take its new place on a sloping, irregularly shaped 96-by-170-foot 96-by-170-foot 96-by-170-foot 96-by-170-footoking the Hudson River, surrounded by platformurrows, stone watls and indigenous wildflowers, grasses and weeds thet are meant to conjure the Irish countryside.

The vegetation is dominated by indigenous tropical grasses, and the overstorey is mostly composed of Acacia species (Egeru et al. 2014; Nalule 2010).

The vegetation in Karamoja sub-region is mostly savannah characterized by indigenous tropical grasses with nearly all the over-storey composed of Acacia species (Egeru et al. 2014; Nalule 2010).