melic grass (Meaning)
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melic grass ()
A genus of grasses (Melica) of little agricultural importance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of melic grass
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melic grass Sentence Examples
- Melic grass, with its slender stems and narrow leaves, gracefully swayed in the gentle breeze.
- The melic grass field shimmered golden in the sunlight, a testament to its hardiness and resilience.
- Shepherds relied on melic grass as nutritious grazing for their flocks.
- The aroma of melic grass, released when crushed, had a sweet and slightly earthy fragrance.
- The slender blades of melic grass danced and intertwined, forming an intricate tapestry.
- Botanists marveled at the melic grass's ability to thrive in both dry and moist conditions.
- Farmers valued melic grass for its ability to provide both livestock feed and ground cover.
- The root system of melic grass was extensive and played a vital role in soil stabilization.
- Bees found melic grass highly appealing, making it an important nectar source for their colonies.
- In the language of flowers, melic grass symbolized hope and renewal.
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A genus of grasses (Melica) of little agricultural importance.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Melic grass, with its slender stems and narrow leaves, gracefully swayed in the gentle breeze.
The melic grass field shimmered golden in the sunlight, a testament to its hardiness and resilience.
Shepherds relied on melic grass as nutritious grazing for their flocks.
The aroma of melic grass, released when crushed, had a sweet and slightly earthy fragrance.
