reed canary grass (Meaning)
Wordnet
reed canary grass (n)
perennial grass of marshy meadows and ditches having broad leaves; Europe and North America
Synonyms & Antonyms of reed canary grass
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reed canary grass Sentence Examples
- The tranquil pond was fringed with swaying reed canary grass, creating a verdant border.
- The wetland ecosystem thrived with reed canary grass, providing food and shelter for numerous wildlife species.
- Invasive reed canary grass spread rapidly through the marsh, displacing native vegetation.
- The dense growth of reed canary grass created a labyrinthine maze for waterfowl to nest in.
- The long, slender leaves of reed canary grass rustled softly in the summer breeze.
- Farmers planted reed canary grass as a resilient forage crop for their livestock.
- The government initiated a program to control the spread of reed canary grass in vulnerable habitats.
- Scientists studied the ecological impact of reed canary grass on native grassland systems.
- The coastal dunes were stabilized by windbreaks of reed canary grass, protecting them from erosion.
- Reed canary grass offered a natural filtration system for agricultural runoff, improving water quality.
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perennial grass of marshy meadows and ditches having broad leaves; Europe and North America
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tranquil pond was fringed with swaying reed canary grass, creating a verdant border.
The wetland ecosystem thrived with reed canary grass, providing food and shelter for numerous wildlife species.
Invasive reed canary grass spread rapidly through the marsh, displacing native vegetation.
The dense growth of reed canary grass created a labyrinthine maze for waterfowl to nest in.
