sand sedge (Meaning)
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sand sedge (n)
European maritime sedge naturalized along Atlantic coast of United States; rootstock has properties of sarsaparilla
Synonyms & Antonyms of sand sedge
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sand sedge Sentence Examples
- The soft sand sedge gently swayed in the warm coastal breeze.
- Along the windswept dunes, the resilient sand sedge clung tenaciously to the shifting sands.
- The green blades of sand sedge formed a lush carpet across the beach, rustling with each gust of wind.
- The salt-tolerant sand sedge thrived in the harsh coastal environment.
- The exposed roots of the sand sedge provided a stable foundation for other dune-dwelling plants.
- The seeds of the sand sedge were dispersed by the wind, allowing the plant to colonize new areas.
- The sand sedge's intricate root system helped trap sand, forming towering dunes over time.
- The plant's ability to withstand extreme conditions made it an important species for coastal restoration projects.
- The graceful curves of the sand sedge created a picturesque mosaic along the shoreline.
- The sand sedge served as a nesting ground for various species of birds and insects.
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European maritime sedge naturalized along Atlantic coast of United States; rootstock has properties of sarsaparilla
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The soft sand sedge gently swayed in the warm coastal breeze.
Along the windswept dunes, the resilient sand sedge clung tenaciously to the shifting sands.
The green blades of sand sedge formed a lush carpet across the beach, rustling with each gust of wind.
The salt-tolerant sand sedge thrived in the harsh coastal environment.
