Sentence examples for perennial range from inspiring English sources

Shrubs and native grasses dominate the most parts of the grazing areas in the county, with trees and perennial range grasses selected for this study dominating the wetter parts along the delta.

This comparison allowed us to identify a particular MADS-box transcription factor related to the DORMANCY ASSOCIATED MADS-BOX genes from peach and hypothesize that it may play a direct role in dormancy induction and maintenance through regulation of FLOWERING LOCUS T. Leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L). is a perennial range land weed that infests the great plains of the US and Canada.

Nightshades are annuals or perennials and range in size from small herbs to small trees.

Arundinaria species are woody perennials and range in height from 0.5 8 metres (1.6 26 feet).

The EV1, which could go only about seventy-five miles before needing to be charged, embodied the perennial problem of "range anxiety": if your battery ran down far from home, where would you recharge it?

The plants are deciduous perennial shrubs that range in size from 60 cm (24 inches) tall for lowbush blueberries (Vaccinium angustifolium) up to 4 metres (13 feet) tall for highbush (V. corymbosum) cultivars.

CULTURAL activities for children in Westchester this month range from perennial storytelling to new-fangled buffoonery.

Hexazinone is known to provide good knockdown and residual management of a range of perennial weeds.

It is this kind of question albeit not always phrased in this way, and accompanied by definite views about what constitutes a philosophically appropriate answer that animate what we might call Lewis's "applied metaphysics": the application of his basic positions in ontology and modality to a range of perennial metaphysical topics.

The island-reef areas located in southern China have a unique climate high temperature, high humidity, high concentrations of salt mist, strong solar radiation, small diurnal/annual temperature range and perennial sea breeze, and it is exceedingly diverse with the climate in Chinese inland.

Silene vulgaris, a Eurasian short-lived perennial, exhibits a wide range of sex ratios in natural populations and has become a model for studies of the population genetic consequences of gynodioecy [ 14, 15].