Meanings of native grasses in English

The only thing I could hear was the wind swishing through the native grasses.

Like wolves upon the sheep, the fierce native grasses returned.

Soon, he knew these native grasses would form a sod and crowd out the wheat.

Non- native grasses used as forage for domestic livestock can negatively impact ecosystem services provided by grasslands.

We have a great deal of pasture land on which the native grasses yield less feed each year.

In the river below float 80 coconut-fiber beds, replete with native grasses, shrubs, and even river birch trees.

The general assumption was that the garden would be planted out with native grasses and that would be that.

Chef Vince Trim said the meal took a week to prepare and included cricket grissini, native grasses and fermented cucumber peels.

We must remember it was not their want of ability, but their inexperience of the value of the native grasses and herbs.

At the north entrance stood a pyramid of native grasses, upon which was a vase made of oat heads, 7 feet high.

A rich biodiversity teems both offshore in bone-chilling waters and onshore where native grasses and lichens grow in the spongy, marshy peat.

Herd's grass and clover struggle into bloom along the trails and wagon roads in the forest; and the native grasses grow scattering and small.

Pasture cropping: Planting and growing crops amongst native grasses and weeds, taking advantage of the native vegetations dormant period to grow and harvest crops.

If a good stand of native grasses exists, there can scarcely be any doubt about the ultimate success of dry-farming under proper cultural methods.

Mine being strictly a grazing country, by preserving the native grasses and breeding only the best quality of cattle, I have always achieved success.

Native grasses are the white clover, spear grass, blue grass, fox-tail and crab grass, the two last-named being summer or annual grasses.