Sentence examples for the common reed from inspiring English sources
Most predominant vegetation is the common reed.
The common reed is the tall, feathery-topped Phragmites australis, a marsh grass that has changed the coastal landscape.
Among the worst culprits are Oriental bittersweet, garlic mustard, autumn olive, the common reed and multiflora rose.
In the swampy parts, the common reed would take over the roadway in a blink if the traffic stopped.
On the East Coast, marshes of native cordgrass have become overgrown with an exotic species, the common reed.
Robust perennial reeds such as the Spanish reed and the common reed are widely distributed in Lower Egypt, but the papyrus, cultivated in antiquity, is now found only in botanical gardens.
For instance, local adaptation in the pancontinental common reed, Phragmites australis, has not been sufficient to prevent the invasion of local North American populations by a haplotype introduced from Europe (Howard et al. 2008).
A few feet from shore, the phragmites (a common reed, native but noxious) appeared green in spots.
Szijártó et al. (2009) applied wet oxidation for the pretreatment of common reed (Phragmites australis).
Seven systems were constructed as planted and unplanted pairs, in order to elucidate the role of common reed (Phragmites australis) in these technologies.
The capability of common reed to grow well at extreme environmental conditions such as elevated CO2 and high temperature is conferred by several factors such as change of carbon trapping mechanism (from C3 to C4 and vice versa), microbial association and biochemical adaptations.
