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- noun Plural form of
forb .
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Examples
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Aside from the pecans there is usually an abundance of small forbs and clovers in the middles.
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Aside from the pecans there is usually an abundance of small forbs and clovers in the middles.
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New CRP is planted in native grasses such as big bluestem, little bluestem, switchgrass, indian grass, and western wheatgrass, along with native forbs such as illinois bundleflower, black sampson, wild sunflower, etc.
What is a CRP field? 2009
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Violent thunderstorms, including tornadoes, felled great swaths of timber, which after it dried caught fire; soils baked in such fires might not produce trees for decades, just grass, forbs, and brush.
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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New CRP is planted in native grasses such as big bluestem, little bluestem, switchgrass, indian grass, and western wheatgrass, along with native forbs such as illinois bundleflower, black sampson, wild sunflower, etc.
What is a CRP field? 2009
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For instance, many clovers and perennial forbs should be planted in the early fall not the spring.
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Herbaceous forbs like Chicory and small grains like oats and forage wheat have high nitrogen requirements making the use of high nitrogen fertilizers necessary.
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For instance, many clovers and perennial forbs should be planted in the early fall not the spring.
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Herbaceous forbs like Chicory and small grains like oats and forage wheat have high nitrogen requirements making the use of high nitrogen fertilizers necessary.
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Violent thunderstorms, including tornadoes, felled great swaths of timber, which after it dried caught fire; soils baked in such fires might not produce trees for decades, just grass, forbs, and brush.
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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