Sentence examples for meadow dominated from inspiring English sources

A quick walk from the last stop on the No. 6 train is a meadow dominated by soft-stemmed plants like wildflowers and grasses.

Epiphytic biota and sediment dweller organisms thriving in seagrass meadows dominated production in the shallow-water euphotic zone.

The plant community represents a typical and diverse alpine meadow with an alpine meadow soil, dominated by grasses such as Festuca ovina, Poa poophagorum and Elymus nutans; sedges such as Scirpus pumilus and Kobresia capillifolia; forbs such as Anemone rivularis, Trollius farreri and A. obtusiloba and legumes such as Astragalus polycladus and Gueldenstaedtia verna (Li et al. 2011).

The data show the original vegetation was meadow steppe dominated by Asteraceae and Poaceae.

The vegetation of the meadow is dominated by a few graminoids (Dactylis glomerata, Festuca pratensis, Phleum pratensis, Trisetum flavescens) and forbs (Ranunculus acris, Taraxacum officinale, Trifolium repens, Trifolium pratense, Carum carvi), while the slopes of the surrounding mountains are covered mainly by coniferous forest.

In younger meadows, the dominating species was Microtus agrestis, while at later stages, the shrubby meadows were dominated by M. glareolus (Panzacchi et al. 2010).

Similarly, in the Kiel Bight, top predatory fish have declined and eelgrass meadows are dominated by gobiids, pipefish and sticklebacks representing 95% of the total fish assemblage.

Meadow East was dominated by Poa pratensis.

The vegetation on the meadow West was dominated by Festuca rubra, Phleum pratense, Poa trivialis, and Bryophytes.

Adult birds can consume a wide variety of prey but during the breeding season prey items delivered to nest for hen-harrier chicks tend to be dominated by meadow pipits, voles and red grouse chicks (adult grouse are rarely consumed during summer).

Since ~ 2000 cal yr BP, the landscape of the study site has been dominated by meadows with occasional shrubs and cloud forests, which underwent expansions and contractions driven by climate changes and fire.