- In
botany and ecology,
graminoid refers to a
herbaceous plant with a gr****-like morphology, i.e.
elongated culms with long, blade-like leaves. They are...
- A forb or
phorb is a
herbaceous flowering plant that is not a
graminoid (gr****, sedge, or rush). The term is used in
biology and in
vegetation ecology...
- Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Sedges, Cyperaceae, are a
family of
graminoid (gr****-like)
flowering plants named for the saw-like
edges of
their leaves...
- The
Cyperaceae (/saɪpəˈreɪsiˌaɪ, -siːˌiː/) are a
family of
graminoid (gr****-like),
monocotyledonous flowering plants known as sedges. The
family is large:...
-
category of
graminoid,
although strictly speaking these are not
included within the
study of agrostology. In
contrast to the word
graminoid, the words...
- In
times of
famine they eat dead fish or
marine mammals, berries, and
graminoid vegetation.
Kamchatka brown bears are
generally not
dangerous to humans...
-
bunchberry dogwood, bluejoint, and
stiff clubmoss.: 22–23
There are few
graminoid wetlands in the park.
Wetlands and open
water are very scarce;
there is...
-
mosquito Ae. aegypti,
totalled very high
economic costs,
followed by non-
graminoid terrestrial flowering and
aquatic plants (Ambrosia artemisiifolia, Ludwigia...
- forests, and wet meadows.
Carex cherokeensis is a
rhizomatous perennial graminoid. It has
drooping spikes which are 8–9 mm thick. Its
perigynium beaks are...
- many
different types of semi-natural gr****lands, e.g. hay meadows. The
graminoids are
among the most
versatile life forms. They
became widespread toward...
