fescue

Converse of subject

dominate: More neutral grassland dominated by tall fescue is found on the more level ground.

Converse of object

• creep: Contains 70 % amenity ryegrass and 30 % creeping red fescue.
• grow: They know the slow growing fine fescue and bent grasses, only require gentle refinement to produce high quality putting surfaces.
• include: The ground flora includes wood fescue Festuca altissima and violet helleborine Epipactis purpurata.

Adjective modifier

• tall: More neutral grassland dominated by tall fescue is found on the more level ground.
• red: Suitable for banks - contains high % of red fescue which helps soil stabilization.
• Red: Red fescue prefers an unproductive, dry, acid environment with low levels of disturbance.
• pure: These are patches of pure fescue that have established mainly in the last year.

Modifies a noun

• grass: A mixture of bent and fescue grasses often works best.
• sward: We have successfully transformed our greens over a seven year period from 100 % Poa to a dominant bent and fescue sward.
• carmel: Fescue carmel creeper ' who has just with a slight of renaissance minstrels.
• creeper: Fescue carmel creeper ' who has just with a slight of renaissance minstrels.
• pasture: Tall fescue pasture grass with improved forage digestibility was produced using an anti-sense gene for the lignin precursor enzyme cinnamyl alcohol dehydrogenase.

Noun used with modifier

• meadow: Damper areas support species such as meadowsweet, ragged robin, water avens, lady's mantle and meadow fescue.
• wood: Wood fescue, which is a national rarity, is confined to the damp ravines.
• dune: Sea spurge Euphorbia paralias and the nationally scarce dune fescue Vulpia fasciculata are frequent, while sea bindweed Calystegia soldanella is very local.