genus buchloe Antonyms
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Meaning of genus buchloe
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genus buchloe (n)
buffalo grass
genus buchloe Sentence Examples
- The genus _Buchloe_ belongs to the grass family, Poaceae.
- _Buchloe dactyloides_ is a drought-tolerant grass species native to North America.
- The genus _Buchloe_ typically has short, narrow leaves and a dense root system.
- _Buchloe buffaloensis_ is a species of buffalo grass found in the southern Great Plains.
- The genus _Buchloe_ is known for its resistance to grazing and trampling.
- _Buchloe dactyloides_ is used in lawns, sports fields, and erosion control.
- The genus _Buchloe_ can form extensive underground rhizome networks.
- _Buchloe eriopoda_ is a species of black grama grass native to the southwestern United States.
- The genus _Buchloe_ is commonly found in arid and semi-arid regions.
- The leaves of the genus _Buchloe_ often have a distinctive bluish-green color.
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buffalo grass
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The genus _Buchloe_ belongs to the grass family, Poaceae.
_Buchloe dactyloides_ is a drought-tolerant grass species native to North America.
The genus _Buchloe_ typically has short, narrow leaves and a dense root system.
_Buchloe buffaloensis_ is a species of buffalo grass found in the southern Great Plains.
