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Vetiver
A densely tufted, perennial clump grass with stiff blades.
Has strong culms with prominent nodes that can form roots.
The inflorescence is erect and appears as a panicle.
Paspalum plicatulum
Also known as brownseed paspalum.
A rhizomatous perennial grass with thick stems that can exceed 1 meter in height.
Native to the Americas, including the southeastern United States, Mexico, and parts of South America.
Used as pasture grass and can be made into hay.
It spreads quickly by seed.
Tufted Hair Grass (Deschampsia cespitosa)
Grows in dense tufts with long, rough, dark green leaves.
Has forward-pointing hairs along parallel grooves on the leaves, making them rough from tip to base.
Flower stalks can reach 1 meter and hold multiple 2-flowered spikelets.
Found in damp, neutral soils in woodland, cliffs, and some mountain grasslands.
Can compete with newly planted trees, requiring effective weed control. 0 reply
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Hummingbird nests are typically built and cared for solely by the female hummingbird. She constructs a small, cup-shaped nest using materials like twigs, plant fibers, and spider silk. The female incubates the eggs, usually two, and raises the young hummingbirds until they fledge.
Nest Construction:
The female hummingbird builds the nest, often in a tree or shrub, using a variety of materials. She incorporates spider silk to bind the nest together and anchor it to the branch.
Incubation and Care:
The female incubates the eggs, which are about the size of navy beans, for 15 to 18 days. She then raises the young, feeding them until they fledge (leave the nest) 18 to 28 days after hatching.
Parental Roles:
While the male hummingbird may participate in defending the territory, the female is solely respon
Nest Appearance:
Hummingbird nests are small, often resembling a cup about 1.5 inches in diameter. They are made of soft, downy plant material and often camouflaged with lichen to blend with the surroundings. 0 reply
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