buttongrass造句

例句与造句

1. These sandy, infertle soils are dominated by a wet heath ecosystem known as buttongrass moorland.
2. Like most estuarine systems in southwest Tasmania, the water is stained a deep red-brown due to tannin leached from buttongrass and adjacent heathland.
3. It is also a food item of the critically endangered orange-bellied parrot, which breeds in buttongrass moorlands of southwestern Tasmania over the summer.
4. It stretches southward from the southern end of Birchs Inlet ( where it adjoins the North-west Tasmanian Coast Important Bird Area ), encompasses buttongrass plains.
5. The exposed and more infertile areas, particularly around the extreme south-west, consist largely of low growing native grasses such as the unusual buttongrass, heaths, and hardy melaleucas.
6. It's difficult to find buttongrass in a sentence. 用buttongrass造句挺难的
7. Consequently, as a result of a decrease in food supply, particularly amongst the Buttongrass moorlands, the volunteers under the state program provide supplementary feeds for the endangered Orange-bellied Parrots.
8. The two-hour round trip runs from the Lune River station through buttongrass bushland to the banks of Ida Bay and then onto the old limestone pier at Deep Hole, for a beachside stop before returning to the station.
9. In a rugged landscape dominated by Buttongrass moorland, wet Eucalypt forest, coastal and scrub vegetation, the national park is home to 375 species of vascular flora from 84 families which represents up to 20 percent of Tasmania s flora.
10. Associated primitive plants include club mosses such as " Lycopodium laterale ", and " Selaginella uliginosa " and the ferns " Gleichenia dicarpa " and " G . alpina " . despite the wet climate, buttongrass is relatively flammable and the ecological community is adapted to regular burning.
11. The additional primary environmental concern that exists within the park is the threat posed by the root rot fungus " Phytophthora cinnamomi ", particularly to the Buttongrass moorlands that cover a significant part of the park and provide both habitat and feeding grounds for a number of species, particularly the bird and amphibian species, that are endemic to the park.
12. Gadd plays solo guitar; he duets with Marjorie on guitar, banjo and mandolin; he also performs with bands and ensembles : Buttongrass Serenade ( traditional Tasmanian folk ), Shake Sugaree, ( Blues and Bluegrass ), As The Crow Flies, ( contemporary and tradition fiddle based group ), The Tasmanian Heritage Fiddle Ensemble, and occasionally with Czardas, ( Gypsy and gypsy-influenced music ).