### bluegrasses:

Kentucky bluegrass
* are bluegrasses
  - dark green with medium-textured blades
* common lawn and pasture grass.
* cool season plant and tends to languish in hot weather.
* has a dark green color and grows in most soils with moderate amounts of water
  - the ability to replace prairie grasses that are shaded for half of the day
* is adapted to a wide climatic region which includes arid states like Nebraska
  - range of mineral and organic soils
  - attractive to wildlife
  - dark green in color with medium-textured leaves
  - distinguished from Canada bluegrass by the shape of the stem
  - more resistant to winter desiccation and ice sheet injury
  - most productive in the spring or during periods of cool, moist weather
  - native to Europe, Eurasia, and possibly North America
  - slightly slower to establish than many other cool-season grasses
  - susceptible to diseases such as brown patch and melting out
* is the first grass to brown out in the summer and tall fescue is the last
  - most common lawn grass
* is the most popular lawn grass in the United States
  - of the turf grasses in northern Nevada
* is the most widely used turfgrass in Michigan
  - species in Nebraska
  - preferred grass for most homelawns in Indiana
  - used extensively in waterways
  - winter-hardy and capable of withstanding temperature and moisture extremes
* occurs over much of Europe and Asia, where it is believed native.
* prefers full sun, although a few cultivars have tolerance to light shade.
* requires moist, well-drained, fertile soil.
* spreads by rhizomes.
* strongly rhizomatous, mat-forming, perennial grass.
* true sod-forming grass because it spreads by underground stems.
* turfgrass with a panicle-type seed head.
* uses between four and six pounds of nitrogen per thousand square feet in a year.

### blues beverage:

Muddy water
* Some muddy water flows into lakes.
* blues beverage.
* can carry even larger particles
  - hide rocks and other obstacles as well as being just plain deep
  - suffocate minnows in the seine
* is an environmental concern because it suffocates fish and destroys salmon habitat
  - famous musicians
  - harmless to horses, though they probably prefer clean water
* makes it difficult for fish to migrate and find food.

Board
* Some boards have screws that allow the bottom to be removed, for dust removal.
* are boardings
  - committees
  - councils
  - dashboards
  - electronic white-boards, to allow group collaboration, and are in use today
  - fares
* are located in buildings
  - stores
  - lumber
  - made of wood
  - sheets
  - surfaces
  - used for buildings
* can contain knots, which are the remnants of tree limbs, splits and wanes
  - rot and weaken
* certify environmental medical specialists
* do best in soft, sandy soil near a wetland area.
* feature electronics.
* have grain patterns
  - levels
  - same patterns
  - some wear on corners and edges, some soiling
* includes sections.
* meet requirements.
* placed on the ground around plants act as collection sites for slugs.
* require maintenance.
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  * Seven boards are available. One of the boards must be unlocked. Boards now take a straight path. A game ends when the players go around the board once. After a game ends, the players face off against a boss. Each board has a different boss.

### board:

Cement board
* are a common underlayment for ceramic tile in damp areas such as bathrooms.
* is made from aggregated slurry with a layer of fiberglass mesh embedded into each side.