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“Wild sarsaparilla, wild oats, Solomon's seal and a host of understory plants die off; grass-like species such as Pennsylvania sedge take over.”
“He gave each new model a pet name—the first was a "Weedie" and the second a "Clippie"—and designed logos for each based on portraits of his children with unruly, grass-like hair.”
The Wall Street Journal: Dance Studio Owner Invented Weed Eater
“Plant amid billowy green tufts of grass-like Lomandra "Breeze.”
“Look up, and you might see the grass-like leaves of the giants of coal age forests, the lycopids, or the diamond patterns of their bark.”
“The hairy, grass-like leaves originate from the base of the plant.”
“Yellow Star Grass, Hypoxis hirsuta is a low, tufted, grass-like perennial, growing 3-8 in. tall from a hard, hairy corm.”
“The Vetiver has grown rich and earthy over time, maintaining a distinctive, sweet grass-like character that turns me into jelly every time I smell it on myself or a man dark chocolate and saffron have the same effect so if the three are ever combined I will be a slave to the provocateur.”
Kiehl's Vetiver Essence: A Case Study for Countering Hyper Regulation?
“In a couple of weeks or so, however, impossibly green slivers of grass-like leaves will break through the ice, silver stripes down their middle.”
“The habitats that support this rich assemblage of species include: ponds, sloughs, graminoid (grass-like wetlands), and forested wetlands.”
“The more fertile fens have a thick vegetation of grass-like plants, often dominated by Arctic water sedge Carex stans and mountain bog-sedge Carex rariflora.”
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