He is also a partner with them, individually and collectively, in cattle-grazing operations in several counties of east-central Kansas, an area blessed with the rich bluestem grasses that make cattle fat and cattlemen rich.
12.
At one plot, a doctoral candidate, Charles Mitchell, was picking through a thick stand of little bluestem grass, estimating the percentage of leaves and leaf area covered by the telltale brown-rust spots of fungal disease.
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Local television airwaves are filled with an image commercial about his 1992 America's Cup victory in which William talks about how the waving " tall, bluestem grass " of Kansas fostered his love of the sea.
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"B . borealis " is native to the southern United States, from the Atlantic Ocean as far west as Texas where it occurs in little bluestem grass ( " Schizachyrium scoparium " ) at night but was unnoticeable by day.
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Beneath the canopy of oak and magnolia leaves is a relatively open space at eye level that affords a welcome sense of prospect; then, around waist level, the density resumes, with informal plantings of beach rosemary, woody goldenrod, lupins, gopher apple and bluestem grass.
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The area was called the Cross Timbers, a physical barrier between the woodland and plains Indian tribes that marked the separation of the bluestem grasses to the east and the buffalo prairie to the west, and caused Joblike tribulations for the first whites trekking west.
