Matsu Islands are in southeastern China, the islands are named after the goddess.
Matsu (松, pine) is the highest order of a traditional three-tier ranking system in Japan which has, from highest to lowest order, elements 松竹梅 (pine, bamboo, plum). It is also traditionally used to indicate size when ordering sushi.
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At the end of the growing season, mazus and English pennyroyal had produced twice the dry weight of creeping thyme and veronica, with companion grass, strawberry clover, and Kentucky-31 being intermediate.
Mazus and English pennyroyal gave the earliest complete coverage of the soil surface, while companion grass, creeping thyme, and Kentucky-31 never reached complete coverage in the 14 weeks of the experiment.
The competition from the grapevine resulted in a 20% reduction in the growth of the ground cover, and this effect was seen across all ground covers.
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