cord grass in a sentence

• 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.
• The preserve's floodplains connect to the Wabash River and support river bulrush, sedges, prairie cord grass, burr reed and cattails.
• Where we are standing, about 100 yards from the road, saltwater cord grass, Spartina patens, undulates in a wavy mat, with natural cowlicks.
• The prairie, which contains Indian grass, big bluestem, prairie cord grass and little blue stem, will have grown back by late May, Klunk said.
• They appeared to have found their quarry : several layers of white sediment buried in the ancient muck under the thatch of cord grass.
• The spartina cord grass provides essential nutrients, making the tidal marshes a breeding ground or nursery for countless species of mammals, birds, fish, and invertebrates.
• Much of the salt marsh zone around the island is characterized by stands of two kinds of smooth spartina cord grass ( tall and short ).
• Members from the archeological society and other volunteers worked all last week planting new native trees and grasses, such as seagrape, meddow cord grass and coco plumbs, to help control erosion.
• It's difficult to see cord grass in a sentence .
• It moves silently under matted and tangled cord grass, and its nests are so hard to find, Burt has written, that when he started searching in the early 1980s a nest had not been found on the East Coast since 1953, and that by accident.