BARBED-WIRE GRASS SÖZCÜĞÜ İNGILIZCE DİLİNDE NE ANLAMA GELİR?
Cymbopogon
Cimbopogon, genellikle limon ağacı olarak bilinir ve Eski Dünya ve Okyanusya'nın sıcak ılıman ve tropikal bölgelerinde yaşayan yaklaşık 45 tür otun cinsidir. Uzun boylu, uzun ömürlü bir çimdir. Yaygın isimler limon çimi, limon otu, dikenli tel çim, ipek başları, citronella çimleri, cha de Dartigalongue, ateş çimenleri, tanglad, hierba Luisa veya gavati chaha'dır.
İngilizce sözlükte barbed-wire grass sözcüğünün tanımı
Sözlükte dikenli tel otların tanımı, dikenli tel benzeyen tohum kafaları gruplarıyla aromatik bir ot, Cymbopogon refractus'dur.
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Barbed Wire: An Ecology of Modernity
An Ecology of Modernity Reviel Netz. and brought fully under human control. The
fact is, control over animals is rather like control over humans: you can either
make them do what you like them to do or else get them out of the way. This is
how ...
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Plants of Western New South Wales
JH Leigh. BARBED-WIRE GRASS Cymbopogon refractus (R. Br.) A. Camus
Poaceae Turpentine grass, kangaroo grass. Tufted erect perennial grass, to l.5 m
high. Stems rigid, wiry, smooth, hairless, branching at the nodes, the nodes
purple.
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Managing and Conserving Grassy Woodlands
Large tussock grasses Short tussock grasses Tropical Plume sorghum (Sorghum
plumosum) Kangaroo grass (Themeda triandra) Barbed-wire grass (
Cymbopogon refractus) Purple wire grass (Aristida ramosa) Forest blue grass (
Bothriochloa ...
S McIntyre, JG McIvor, KM Heard,
2004
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Grasses of South Australia: An Illustrated Guide to the ...
53 banded miscanthus 530 bandicoot grass 304 barbed spear-grass 103 barbed
-wire grass 465, 504 barb-grass 127 barb-grass, coast 141 barb-grass, common
127 barley 273 barley grass 269 barley Mitchell grass 339 barley, ...
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Macropod Husbandry, Healthcare and Medicinals--Volumes One ...
... divaricata Spreading Panic Grass-Paspalidium radiatum Wallaby grass-
Danthonia purpurascens Weeping grass-Microlaena stipoides Wire grasses-
Aristida sp Barbed wire grass-Cymbopogon refractus Cotton Panic grass-
Digitaria brownei ...
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Flora of New South Wales
... Coast 2:68 Banyalla 3:72 Barb Grass, Coast 4:615 Slender 4:615 Barbarea 1:
477 australis 1:478 grayi 1:478 vema 1:478; 4:664 Barbed Wire Grass 4:444
Barberry, Common 1:169 Barbgrass, Common 4:614 Barb wire Weed 1:255
Barklya ...
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Maria's Mixes, A How-To Guide on Making Your Own Herbal Teas
Photo by Clay Irving via Flickr/Creative Commons Plant family: Cymbopogon
Also known as: Citronella grass, Barbed wire grass, Fever grass, Silky heads,
Cha de Dartigalongue, Hierba Luisa, Gavati Chaha Native country: Sri Lanka
and ...
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CRC World Dictionary of Grasses: Common Names, Scientific ...
1831. in English: barbed-wire grass, reverse grass, reflexed panic, reflexed panic
grass, Wandie grass P. novae-hollandiae P. Beauv. subsp. reversum (F. Muell.)
R.D. Webster (Panicum reversum F. Muell.) Australia. P. novae-hollandiae P.
Umberto Quattrocchi,
2006
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Fijian Medicinal Plants
It is a native of Australia and is sometimes called 'barbed wire grass'. Medicinal
use A medicinal tea useful for neuralgia and colds is made from the lemon-
scented leaves. It is reported that the first brew should be thrown away and only a
...
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Body Landscape Journals
... grasses in his paddocks when I visit his property. How the native grasses —
barbed wire grass, native millet, lovegrass and kangaroo grass — are coming
back through new methods of farming; the way his cattle 4 Body/Landscape
Journals.
Margaret Somerville,
2000
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Soi 38 brings the tastes of Thailand to vivid life
Even Thai standards like lemon grass soup with shrimp (each spoonful charged with the herb sometimes called “barbed-wire grass”) and ... «Washington Post, May 14»