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spec: And you will be adding your voice to the chorus of individuals call for change . For fescue ( a perennial ) , no credit is given for nitrogen release from soil organic matter or from a previous legume crop . She tells of trekking to Andulo in northern Bie , then to a base in Cuemba , where she was left because she could walk no further . The use of a stale seedbed also induces weed seeds ( both annual and perennial ) to germinate , and reductions in the " seed bank " can be significant . Unfortunately , many seed mixtures and blends available to homeowners at local garden centers contain large amounts of ryegrass ( both annual and perennial ) and fine-leaf fescues ( creeping red fescues , hard fescues , etc. ) . Very few herbicide materials will control grasses ( annual and perennial ) , broadleaf weeds , and vines , thus requiring the application of more than one product to provide broad spectrum control . This sequence , which likely represents the earliest syn-rift sediments that filled the graben , is overlain by uniform , mostly horizontally layered , Pliocene-Pleistocene sediments . So in an effort to formalise such input , a Teenage Advisory Panel consisting of 25 young participants has been established . Examples : silver-leaf nightshade ( perennial ) and broomweed ( annual ) . In southwestern Missouri , switchgrass and caucasian bluestem ( an introduced warm-season perennial ) are used by beef producers to supplement the tall fescue ( Roundtree et al ., 1974 ) . Intermittent or perennial stream means a stream or part of a stream that flows continuously during all ( perennial ) or for at least one month ( intermittent ) of the calendar year as a result of ground-water discharge or surface runoff . '' Many a person would feel surprised to have his aptitude in his chosen profession called a habit , and would naturally think of his use of tobacco , liquor , or profane language as typical of the meaning of habit . '' They might even choose the design that Fisher used . The most common indoor allergens ( called perennial ) are : pet hair or dander , dust mites and molds . `` I believe if this plan is successful , it will be the difference in keeping us from having to build a new prison in five years for $ 125 million , '' said State Sen. Kermit Brashear of Omaha , who headed the task force . The same sequence was then asked again , but in the reverse order . What 's left behind is a tiny star called a neutron star that 's much more dense than a white dwarf . This claim applies to ruminant animals whose sole energy / feed source thoughout their life span is derived from grass ( annual and perennial ) , forbs ( legumes , brassicas ) , browse , forage , or stockpiled forages all not containing cereal grain or concentrate . If the Maxi-K channel is inhibited , then the vascular muscle is not told to relax , thus restricting blood flow . These forms of teosinte differ in their growth pattern ( annual and perennial ) and ploidy . The Crimson Ghost , the Scorpion , the Spider , and the Dragon menaced our heroes week after week with diabolical devices such as the radiatomic transmitter , the decimator , and the cyclotrode . Grass ( Forage ) Fed - - Grass ( annual and perennial ) , forbs ( legumes , brassicas ) , browse , forage , or stockpiled forages , and post-harvest crop residue without separated grain shall be at least 99 percent of the energy source for the lifetime of the ruminant specie , with the exception of milk consumed prior to weaning . This white Gomphrena , an annual , blends well with a white salvia ( tender perennial ) , lavender butterfly bush ( perennial ) and burgundy coleus ( annual ) . Write a letter of acceptance to the applicant with a copy sent to U.S. EPA . This extraordinary composition seems a sort of paleo-Christian forerunner of Raphael 's School of Athens in the Vatican .