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tussock

[tuhs-uhk] / ˈtʌs ək /


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It revealed that prime night parrot habitat in Queensland consisted of areas of tussock grass called triodia that had been long untouched by fire, and close to water sources and seed-rich floodplains.

From New York Times Jan. 4, 2022

The creature — not to be confused with the white-marked tussock moth — has sharp barbs that stick to skin and typically result in a rash or irritation.

From Fox News Nov. 1, 2018

The hilly outcrop covered in golden tussock and native trees boasts uninterrupted views, across sometime placid waters, of New Zealand’s snow-capped Southern Alps.

From The Guardian Feb. 16, 2017

The endemic Cobb’s wren hides in the towering tussock grass.

From Washington Post Sep. 1, 2016

At last they came to the end of the black mere, and they crossed it, perilously, crawling or hopping from one treacherous island tussock to another.

From "The Two Towers" by J. R. R. Tolkien




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