cord grass

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cord grass

Cord grass grows in thick clumps along the marshy shoreline.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A perennial grass of the genus Spartina: "cord grass" refers to any of several species of tough, perennial grasses that typically grow in coastal salt marshes and estuaries.
    • A coastal soil binder: These grasses are ecologically important for stabilizing shorelines and preventing soil erosion in tidal areas.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The salt marsh is dominated by dense stands of cord grass.
    • Planting cord grass helps to bind the soil and create new habitats for wildlife.
Advanced Usage
  • Ecological Role: The term is often used in environmental and botanical contexts to describe a key species in wetland ecosystems.
    • The restoration project focuses on reintroducing native cord grass to the degraded estuary.
Variants and Related Words
  • Spartina (n): The scientific genus name for cord grass.
    • The genus Spartina includes both native and invasive species.
  • Saltmarsh cordgrass (n): A common name for , a prevalent species.
    • Saltmarsh cordgrass is crucial for the health of the bay.
Synonyms
  • Marsh grass: A general term for grasses growing in marshy habitats.
  • Spartina: The direct Latin genus name used as a common name.
Notes
  • "Cord grass" is typically used as a mass noun (e.g., "a patch of cord grass") but can be pluralized when referring to multiple species or distinct clumps (e.g., "different cord grasses").
  • It is a compound noun. The primary definition and examples focus on the term "cord grass" as a single unit referring to the specific plants.
cord grass

Cord grass grows in thick clumps along the marshy shoreline.

Noun
  1. any of several perennial grasses of the genus Spartina; some important as coastal soil binders

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