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• Some of the plants include the African resurrection plant Craterostigma plantagineum, the African grass Sporobolus stapfianus, and the fern Polypodium virginianum.
• Rare plants include prairie dropseed ( " Sporobolus heterolepis " ), rosinweed, tall beak rush, and umbrella grass.
• It is planted with " Sporobolus airoides "-Alkali sacaton for Mojave River and other Riparian zone restoration in the Mojave Desert.
• Prairie dropseed, Sporobolus heterolepis, is an elegant mounding three-footer with a cilantro-like fragrance that turns as orange as a pumpkin in fall.
• To keep the goldenrods company, I also ordered two grasses : big blue stem and prairie dropseed ( Andropogon gerardi and Sporobolus heterolepsis ) and bergamot ( Monarda fistulosa ).
• Known as " popote de cambray ", " Sporobolus " grasses are used in popotillo art or straw mosaics, a Mexican folk art with Pre-Columbian origins.
• Stedson Stroud has already successfully cultivated in large numbers three of the endemic species, " Pteris adscensionis ", " Euphorbia origanoides " and " Sporobolus caespitosus ".
• The areas around the Etosha pan also have other halophytic vegetation including grasses such as " Sporobolus spicatus " and " Odyssea paucinervis " and shrubs such as " Suaeda articulata ".
• The pans in the park are mostly devoid of vegetation with the exception of the halophytic " Sporobolus salsus ", a protein-rich grass that is used by grazers such as blue wildebeest and springbok.
• Early Spanish explorers reported encountering grasses that were " belly high to a horse; " most likely these were big alkali sacaton ( " Sporobolus wrightii " ) and tobosa ( " Pleuraphis mutica " ) bottomlands.
• The choice of grasses varies with location rather than availability; for instance, in western Uganda, while " Sporobolus pyramidalis " was favoured in some places, " Themeda triandra " was the main choice elsewhere.
• The salt desert supports very little plant life except for the blue-green algae that gives the Etosha its characteristic colouring, and grasses like " Sporobolus spicatus " which quickly grow in the wet mud following a rain.
• The " Salt marsh " that is found within the Cape Byron marine Park is the marine couch " ( Sporobolus virginicus var . minor ) " and the maritime rush " ( Juncus krausii ) ".
• ""'Sporobolus heterolepis " "', commonly known as "'prairie dropseed "', is a species of prairie grass native to the tallgrass and mixed grass prairies of central North America from Texas to southern Canada.
• On the landward edge is a 4 m high thicket of " Avicennia marina ", " Ceriops tagal " and " Aegialitis annulata " . " Sporobolus virginicus " grassland and samphire grow on the mudflats behind the mangroves.
• Non-food crop hosts of the rice stink bug include : " Echinochloa crusgalli, Echinochloa colona, Digitaria sanguinalis, Panicum dicotomiflorum, Phalaris minor, Paspalum urvillei ", and " Sporobolus poiretti "; the last two are the most common species that the bug prefers.
• Fire in any gidgee woodland would be a rare event under natural circumstances, since pasture is at best sparse in these communities, consisting of " Chloris ", " Paspalidium ", " Dicanthium ", " Sporobolus " and " Eragrostis " species.
• Fire in any brigalow or gidgee woodland would be a rare event under natural circumstances, since pasture is at best sparse in these communities, consisting of " Chloris ", " Paspalidium ", " Dicanthium ", " Sporobolus " and " Eragrostis " species.
• The most low-lying area of the central plain, south of the salt lake, is water-logged in winter; it is vegetated by a dense mat of " Sarcocornia quinqueflora " ( beaded samphire ), " Sporobolus virginicus " ( marine couch ) and " Suaeda australis " ( seablite ).
• In the outer fringes of the zone it is associated with " Z . album " and " T . nilotica " while on the inner fringes, where the water table is high but the soil has a low salinity level, the community includes " Phragmites australis ", " Juncus rigidus ", " Sporobolus spicatus " and " Z . album ".