Meanings of ryegrass in English

Autumnal Argentine stem weevil larval damage to a ryegrass pasture.

Clover, lucerne, ryegrass and similar grasses have been introduced to improve and vary the fodder.

An annual ryegrass that grows alongside cereal crops worldwide.

The quality and nutritional value of Irish perennial ryegrass has an important bearing on the economy.

Yes, but be careful of ryegrass.

Under different stress conditions, the most suitable reference genes for studies of leaf tissues of annual ryegrass were different.

In Mid-Canterbury arable farmers are busy planting winter wheat and barley along with some late planted ryegrass for seed.

Glyphosate resistance was identified in New Zealand for the first time last year, in annual ryegrass in five Marlborough vineyards.

Now a team from the University of Otago's Department of Biochemistry want to develop a ryegrass that doesn't flower on-farm.

Taller or more vigorous plants, such as ryegrass or wormwood, should be planted nearby -but not among -vegetables.

But one must still thank the local gun club for the odd flash of silk and brocade among the ryegrass and rushes.

She was tempted first by the covey of gray partridges she saw pecking at the ripe seeds of ryegrass and einkorn wheat.

There are still no ergot-resistant strains of ryegrass, but rye farmers now rinse their crop in a salt solution to kill the fungus.

The first looks at the genetic mechanism at work in the pollination of the plant; the second involves the sequencing of the ryegrass genome.

Furthermore, the application of ACM can enhance the growth of plant shoots, and decrease the uptake of Cd and Zn in the ryegrass plants.

Stubley's eyes light up as he contemplates the wonders of 100 percent perennial ryegrass with its magic combination of Pontiac, Melbourne and Venice strains.