cotton grass การใช้

• These plants would include : creeping willow, cotton grass, yellow iris, reeds, and rushes.
• The Cotton Grass Plays on a Moonbeam,
• Wild Arctic cotton grass, and viburnums.
• There are areas of cotton grass.
• Cotton grass is another dominant plant species in the tundra producing much of its growth early in the summer.
• Major plant species at the site include cinnamon fern, highbush blueberry, cotton grass, soft rush, woolgrass, groundberry, huckleberry, cranberry, and swamp candles.
• In addition to species such as lichens, cotton grass, and Arctic willows, shrubs, sedges, lichens, mosses, and vascular plants dominate the tundra plant community ( Folch and Camarasa 2000 ).
• The grizzly, the world's largest terrestrial carnivore, roams about the refuge, digging out roots in the tundra, stripping berries where available, grazing the cotton grass tussocks and scooping grayling and arctic char from the swift-flowing rivers.
• In the enormous U-shaped valleys, carved by glaciers more than 15, 000 years ago, a thick mat of grasslike sedges and cotton grass tussocks have greened up, providing prime food for migrating caribou and other wildlife.
• American Cyanamid is a leading producer of crop protection chemicals in domestic markets for soybean broadleaf herbicides, soybean grass herbicides, and corn soil insecticides, and is the country's second-largest producer of cotton grass herbicides, the FTC said.
• The company is a leading producer of crop protection chemicals in domestic markets for soybean broadleaf herbicides, soybean grass herbicides, and corn soil insecticides, and is the country's second-largest producer of cotton grass herbicides, the FTC said.
• Because the lake is part of the only raised bog in the Palatinate Forest and is important for the species-rich flora along its shore and on its floating island ( including cotton grasses and orchids ), it was placed under protection in the 1930s as a natural monument.
• Until the 1980s, the most reproduced and publicized of Bauer's works were two paintings depicting the princess and the moose from " Sagan om 鋖gtjuren Skutt och lilla prinsessan Tuvstarr " ( The Tale of the Moose Hop and the Little Princess Cotton Grass ), published in 1913.
• Among them are a growing population of peregrine falcons, once an endangered species; about 500 resident tundra swans; and as many as 300, 000 snow geese that stage on the coastal plain in the fall, fattening up on cotton grass before their 1, 200-mile flights to California and Mexico for the winter.