### greens | sprout:

Broccoli sprout
* are particularly rich in the substances that convert into sulphoraphane.
* have tiny root hairs that look like mold.
* look and taste something like alfalfa sprouts, according to the researchers
  - like alfalfa sprouts but are toxin-free

Root sprout
* arise near the trunk at the ground.
* grow vigorously and colonize the area around the main tree.

Water sprout
* are common to fruit tree types
  - unproductive and lead to an overabundance of growth
* grow parallel to the trunk from branches.

### greens, browns, blacks:

Earth tone
* are greens, browns, blacks
  - usually shades of brown
* blend with any color combination.

### grief:

Dolor
* are grief.
* is grief

Ground
* Any ground nesting bird, reptile or rodent is vulnerable when they are young and helpless.
* Many ground covers, like most perennial plants, only flower for a month or two in spring or summer.
* Some ground attracts aphids.
* are connections
  - located in trees
  - percept
  - surfaces
* covers can consist of both woody and herbaceous plants
  - differ in color, texture and form and can be herbaceous, woody, succulent or grassy
  - provide variation in plant height, texture and color in the landscape
  - reduce moisture fluctuations and minimize soil movement from the shrink-swell cycle
  - unify our landscapes by providing masses of foliage in sun and shade
* hazes occur in low areas at dawn and dusk and probably consist of water ice.
* inhabiting species seek the dim snow chambers of the chaparral.
* is an object
  - frozen for hundreds of meters down and lower layers stay frozen all year long
  - part of worlds
  - real estates
  - sediments
  - sites
* is the place in a circuit with where the potential energy of the electrons is zero
  - reference voltage from which all other voltages in a circuit can be measured
* laying birds, such as plovers, produce highly camouflaged eggs to prevent.
* nesting species are more likely to fall prey to mammalian predators.
* penetrating radar operates by sending a signal into the ground
  - useful subsurface imaging tool in many depositional environments
  - utilizes radio frequency waves to detect subsurface features
* skinks feed on insects and spiders
  - prey on tiny insects, spiders, and other invertebrates
* squirrels Increase in density after burning
  - damage many fruit and nut trees as well as vegetables and ornamental plants
* tying means to stand without moving a single foot, with their head up.
* work The ability of large mammals to communicate long distances also is well established.

### ground:

Archipelago
* Many archipelagoes are continental island s formed only after the last ice age.
* Most archipelagoes are made of oceanic island s.
* are groups of islands and atolls
  - natural things

Coastal plain
* are lands
  - narrow, and there are no major highland valleys or significant rivers
* have near horizontal strata.
* predominate on the east coast of both main islands.

### ground | coastal plain:

Tidewater
* are coastal plains
  - part of souths
  - synonymous with tidelands
* furnishes sand, gravel, clay, and marl.

Coffee ground
* are very unpleasant to slugs.
* contain nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and trace elements
  - some nitrogen
* is ground
  - located in trash
* provide pumice like exfoliation, removing dead skin cells, firming and toning skin.

College campus
* Most college campuses do have incidents of crime.
* are ground
  - notorious for their blatent alcohol abuse and underage drinking
  - school campuses

Dry ground
* has a harder time absorbing water, causing it to run off the surface.
* helps to facilitate fires even more.

Fallow ground
* is ground which has once been tilled, but has gotten hard and now lies waste.
* refers to an empty or unplanted field.