-
perennial tussock-forming
gr**** widespread in Africa, Australia, Asia and the Pacific. In
Australia it is
commonly known as
kangaroo gr**** and in East Africa...
- this family, the red
kangaroo, as well as the
antilopine kangaroo,
eastern grey
kangaroo, and
western grey
kangaroo.
Kangaroos are
indigenous to Australia...
- The name
arises from the
extraordinary richness of the
locality with
kangaroo gr**** before it was settled. It is a
descriptive term,
apparently coined by...
- Bunch-tussock
gr****es in the
Konza tallgr****
prairie Larvae of the
Geitoneura klugii feed on
gr****es like
slender tussock gr****,
kangaroo gr****, and false...
- and
rainfall also
favoured growth of
native gr****es in the
rolling plains.
Animal species such as
kangaroos, dingoes, tiger, bandicoots,
gliders and platypuses...
- eucalyptus, as well as Acacia, Bauhinia, Pand**** with
gr****es such as
Heteropogon and
kangaroo gr**** (Themeda).
Animals in the
African savanna generally...
- [citation needed] One of the
traditional ingredients was the
seeds of
kangaroo gr****.
Seeds varied depending on the time of year and the area in Australia...
- gullies. On the
gentler slopes kangaroo gr**** (Themeda triandra) is the
dominant herbaceous species,
while giant spear gr**** (Heteropogon triticeus) dominates...
- bluegr****
Setaria sphacelata –
African bristlegr****
Themeda triandra –
kangaroo gr**** Thinopyrum intermedium –
intermediate wheatgr****
Herbaceous legume forages...
-
woollybutt gr**** Pani**** species, such as
native millet (Pani**** decompositum) and
hairy panic (P. effusum)
Themeda triandra –
kangaroo gr**** Yakirra australiensis...
