Übersetzung für 'Indian ricegrass' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Indian ricegrass [ Achnatherum hymenoides, formerly Oryzopsis hymenoides]

Indisches Reisgras {n}bot.T

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ricegrass / rice grass [Spartina anglica]

Englisches Schlickgras {n}bot.T

Salz-Schlickgras {n}bot.T

ricegrass [Piptatherum miliaceum, syn.: Agrostis miliacea, Oryzopsis miliacea]

Gewöhnlicher Grannenreis {m}bot.T

Gemeines Reisgras {n}bot.T

Südliche Grannenhirse {f}bot.T

jungle ricegrass [Echinochloa colonum] [error: Echinochloa colona]

Schmale Igelhirse {f}bot.T

painted Indian-mallow / Indian mallow [Callianthe picta, syn.: Abutilon pictum] [Chinese lantern]

Bunte Samtpappel {f}bot.T

Indian-pea / Indian pea [Lathyrus sativus]

Kicherling {m} [Saat-Platterbse]bot.T

Indian

Inder {m}ethn.

Indian {adj}

indisch

Indian cemetery

Indianerfriedhof {m}

Pueblo (Indian)

Puebloindianer {m}ethn.

West Indian

Westindier {m}

Westinder {m}

West Indian {adj}

von den Karibischen Inseln [nachgestellt]

Indian path

Indianerpfad {m}

north Indian {adj}

nordindischgeogr.

Indian tribe

Indianerstamm {m}ethn.

Indian Wars

Indianerkriege {pl}hist.

Indian mathematics

indische Mathematik {f}math.

• Montina is a brand name of a type of flour created from milled Indian ricegrass ("Achnatherum hymenoides"), a type of grass native to the western United States.
• Some of these grasses include blue and black grama, big galleta, Indian ricegrass, and three-awns.
• Indian ricegrass is preferentially consumed by cattle and is an early casualty of overgrazing. It has been eliminated from many sites throughout its range.
• In Washington it grows in plant communities dominated by antelope bitterbrush ("Purshia tridentata") and Indian ricegrass ("Oryzopsis hymenoides"), purple sage ("Salvia dorrii") and bluebunch wheatgrass ("Pseudoroegneria spicata"), and rabbitbrush ("Ericameria nauseosa").
• In the Tendoy Mountains of Montana it is associated with big sagebrush ("Artemisia tridentata") and Indian ricegrass ("Oryzopsis hymenoides") on limestone talus.

• Western slope grasslands support the sod-forming blue grama, galleta and western wheatgrass, and the bunchgrasses Indian ricegrass, needle-and-thread grass and Junegrass.
• In a laboratory experiment, Great Basin pocket mice found Indian ricegrass seeds 17.5% of the time when researchers cached seeds 1.3 centimeters below ground; 42.5% of the time when seeds were cached 0.6 centimeter below ground; and 100% of the time when seeds were scattered on the soil surface.