Translation of "Elefantengras" in English

They spent the winter roosting in a forest of elephant grass.

There are already some examples of that, such as elephant grass.

At the same time, willow and elephant grass are able to survive on poor soils.

Basically, larger ovens are more suitable ofr heating with elephant grass than smaller ones.

There, elephant grass also produces flowers and can be propagated by seeds.

Thorn bushes, elephant grass, bushes, rocks and poisonous snakes all have to make way.

Here you can also buy elephant grass.

Nowadays he uses fresh and fibrous constituents of finally chopped elephant grass as feed.

Remember Usumbu mentioning burning elephant grass?

If you want to heat with elephant grass, there are some more technical challenges .

Waste wood or specially cultivated energy crops such as elephant grass are now also suitable for ethanol production, says Boles.

Furthermore, they are in bamboo-jungles, on fire-clearance-surfaces and in the high elephant-grass of the levels.

A region with arm's width thorn bushes, elephant grass and brushwood was slowly transformed into rice terraces.

Miscanthus, also known as elephant grass, is an important renewable resource due to its enormous yield.

Actually, "elephant grass" is the correct name for Pennisetum purpureum that is native to Africa.

In several model biomass cogeneration plants, elephant grass is now successfully burned in Austria and Germany.

Humous clay soils with good irrigation are the best for the cultivation of elephant grass.

Among the great variety of renewable energy sources available, let me lay particular emphasis on biomass, i.e., wood, rape, elephant grass and other renewable raw materials.

Could we not therefore do more to promote heating materials derived from renewable raw materials, that is from biomass, elephant grass and even from grain?

More than 50 species are found here including some of the world’s tallest grasses like the elephant grass called "Saccharum ravennae", giant cane ("Arundo donax"), khagra reed ("Phragmites karka") and several species of true grasses.

I rode on motorcycle for hours, crossing jungle streams and tall elephant grass, but I only got to the town after the government had burned it and its people were gone.

Only fast-growing crops are used with a high yield per hectare, such as elephant grass and willow.

Only fast-growing crops are used with a high yield per hectare, such as elephant grass and willow.

Seizing a sheath of elephant grass, he burned it and waved it in the lion's face, chanting the magic words:

By xylan- and lignocellulose-containing vegetable raw materials are meat raw materials from deciduous and coniferous trees, annual plants, for example flax, straw, bagasse, kenaf, reeds, elephant grass etc., but also fibers from vegetable raw materials such as bleached, semibleached or unbleached pulp or waste paper.

Also, fibers obtainable from grasses, in particular from elephant grass which has a fiber component of approximately 50%, are usable.

In this way, it is possible to harvest crops of grass, alfalfa, corn or elephant grass in the field and to process it directly into large bales.

More than 50 species are found here including some of the world’s tallest grasses like the elephant grass called Saccharum ravennae, giant cane (Arundo donax), khagra reed (Phragmites karka) and several species of true grasses.

Of course, it is nowhere near the yields of Miscanthus (elephant grass) or traditional energy woods, such as poplars or willows, but those cannot mostly be achieved at all under those circumstances.