cord grass meaning
noun
A grass of the genus Spartina which is found in muddy salt-marshes and is used for making ropes
A grass of the genus Spartina which is found in muddy salt-marshes and is used for making ropes
Examples
More: Next- I admit that watching horses eat cord grass is not like watching grizzlies feed on salmon in Alaska.
- About three years ago, the native bulrush, cord grass and pickleweed and gum plants started colonizing the new marsh.
- Floating algae, eelgrass, cord grass, pickleweed and other plants produce food and cover for hundreds of other larger species.
- They appeared to have found their quarry : several layers of white sediment buried in the ancient muck under the thatch of cord grass.
- The preserve's floodplains connect to the Wabash River and support river bulrush, sedges, prairie cord grass, burr reed and cattails.
