duckweed in English

noun

1

a tiny aquatic flowering plant that floats in large quantities on still water, often forming an apparently continuous green layer on the surface.

Water hyacinths, duckweed , and pondweed are all aquatic monocots.

Use "duckweed" in a sentence

1. Paddy, fish, fruit, dish, duckweed the development of ecosystem.

2. 16 The boat made a parting through the duckweed.

3. Dim lighting and a duckweed covering complete the tank.

4. The boat made a parting through the duckweed.

5. By contrast, what about duckweed, foam or a clay ox?

6. A kingfisher flashed across the water, the fish vanished, leaving the duckweed.

7. You must have put too much duckweed in the tank.

8. Like the rootless duckweed , after floating and then joined to the sea.

9. Oil and duckweed algae coat Lake Maracaibo, a 000-square-kilometer salt lake.

10. 18 Like the rootless duckweed , after floating and then joined to the sea.

11. Objective:To investigate the chemical constituents of Pistia stratiotes , a kind of duckweed.

12. There is a lot of red duckweed growing in the lake, causing a unique scene.

13. The alligator had been lurking beneath the duckweed and while the snowy egret was still enjoying his newly won fishing location, it reared up.

14. In another scene, a 30-year-old drug user known as Duckweed recounts how she sprinkled her son's rice with rat poison.

15. The alligator had been lurking beneath the duckweed and while the snowy egret was still enjoying his newly won fishing location, it reared up.sentence dictionary

16. Accumulation of pirimicarb in sludge, grass carp, duckweed and water lettuce increased with time. In the meantime, concentration of pirimicarb in aquatic phase decreased continuously.

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