用moss造句子，“moss”造句

Saturate the moss with water before planting the bulbs in it.

We chug upstream through the jungle in a little fishing boat, past deep rock channels, dripping with vines and moss.

Underfoot, a bed of moss glows faintly. It REACTS to their footsteps with expanding rings of light.

Finally if you find that you need something even more chill than Ivy, try your hand at making an ultra-low maintenance moss terrarium.

A relative of parsley, it looks like moss but actually consists of thousands of flowering buds on long stems which are so densely packed together they can withstand the weight of a human.

At first they melted as soon as they came in contact with the earth, but ever more fell, covering the ground, putting out the fire, spoiling his supply of moss-fuel.

Living Moss Bath Mat Constructed of a decay-resistant foam called plastazote, this bath mat is a nursery for three varieties of living moss: ball mass, island moss and forest moss.

A male Kermode bear prepares for a nap on soft moss.

A new type of ceramic fibre muffle furnace can provide a high efficient resolution by rapid moss sample ashing.

any flowerless plant such as a fern (pteridophyte) or moss (bryophyte) in which growth occurs only at the tip of the main stem.

You cannot forget the mottled green moss growing upon the bridge, the old colours of the wooden railings, or the beauty of the lake and mountain scenery revealed through the arch of the bridge -- can you?

The forest is thick and the moss is slippery.

"e the Stone Mirror makes the heart's purity purer And green moss has Buried the footsteps of Xie,"

He put on his decent coat, knotted a silk handkerchief round his neck, took his hat, and went out, without making any more noise than if he had been treading on moss with bare feet.

The garlic moss has no yellow fleck or other virus.

A couple call at another bird that has invaded their territory. Nests, built of mud, moss, and grass, may be refurbished and reused in subsequent years.

The wall was patched with moss.

So next time you take a walk in the forest you'll know why Rolling Stones may gather no moss, but ancient trees do.

Untouched wilderness is everywhere in Alaska. Spruce trees on Kodiak Island are almost entirely covered in soft moss.

Surely you cannot forget the mottled green moss on the bridge, the ancient look of its wooden paling, the beautiful tints of lake and hill stealing from under its arches.

Nests, built of mud, moss, and grass, may be refurbished and reused in subsequent years.