- of
tufted gr****es in the bluegr****
subfamily (Pooideae). It is
often called ryegr****, but this term is
sometimes used to
refer to
gr****es in
other genera...
- name
perennial ryegr****,
English ryegr****,
winter ryegr****, or ray
gr****, is a
gr**** from the
family Poaceae. It is
native to Europe, Asia and northern...
-
Lolium arundinaceum, tall
fescue is a cool-season
perennial C3
species of
gr**** that is
native to
Europe and
introduced to California. It
occurs on woodland...
-
Lolium multiflorum (Italian
rye-
gr****,
annual ryegr****) is a ryegr****
native to
temperate Europe,
though its
precise native range is unknown. It is a...
-
Rye (Secale cereale) is a
gr**** grown extensively as a grain, a
cover crop and a
forage crop. It is
grown prin****lly in an area from
Eastern and Northern...
- the critics. The
selection of
rye gr**** was a
directive from FIFA
specifically for the
World Cup. It is not an
ideal gr**** type for the very hot and humid...
- The
other two
gr**** types are
annually overseeded in
October in
order to keep the
course green during the cold months. The
rye gr**** that is planted...
- semi-private, nine-hole, regulation-length 3,234-yard, par-36
course on
rye gr**** located on the
campus of
Saint Francis University at 105
Saint Elizabeth...
- the
natural gr**** has been
reinforced with
artificial fibers,
which anchors the
field into a
stable and a
level gr**** surface of
Desso Gr****Master. The...
- bomb
rubble from
World War II, then
covered with
topsoil and
seeded with
rye gr****,
leaving Vanbrugh Pits to the north-east side and
Eliot Pits in the south-west...
