- Poa flabellata,
commonly known as
tussac gr**** or just
tussac, is a
tussock gr**** native to Patagonia, the
Falkland Islands,
South Georgia and
other islands...
-
flabellata –
tussac gr**** (synonyms:
Parodiochloa flabellata,
Festuca flabellata,
Dactylis caespitosa)
Heteropogon contortus –
perennial tussock gr**** (to Asia...
-
native to the area,
leading to a wide
proliferation of
gr**** species. This
includes tussac gr****, the
dense leaves of
which provide a micro-climate for...
- (Centrolepidaceae) and the
carnivorous sundew Drosera uniflora (Droseraceae).
Tussac gr****,
which averages 2 m (6.6 ft) in
height but can
reach up to 4 m (13 ft)...
- few non-seabirds of the region. It
builds nests from
dried gr****,
usually within tussac gr****, and lays four eggs a year. It
feeds on
small insects and...
-
different song patterns. The
birds typically inhabit dense stands of
tussac gr**** near the coast. They are
often found on beaches,
searching among kelp...
-
Cynodon dactylon,
commonly known as
Bermuda gr****, also
known as
couch gr**** in
Australia and New Zealand, is a
gr**** found worldwide. It is
native to Europe...
-
rocky north-western point. It is
almost completely covered in
dense tussac gr****. Flat
Jason Island is low-lying.
Elephant Jason Island has a long ridge...
-
competition for
breeding space and
habitat type, with soil
under dense tussac gr**** being easier to
excavate than
other substrates. In New Zealand, about...
- (262 and 656 ft) wide. The
islands are
steep and rocky, and
covered in
tussac gr****. The
islands have been
identified by
BirdLife International as an Important...
