Sentence examples for a larger tree from inspiring English sources

It is a larger tree, up to 36 m, with more uniform, 5- to 11-lobed leaves, often 23 cm long.

It is similar in looks to the staghorn sumac (Rhus typhina), which can grow to be a larger tree with hairy stems.

It may come as news to you, as it is not widely known, but there is a logo that applies inter-departmentally of a small tree growing from an acorn with a larger tree cast as shadow.

Packnett calls it a branch on a larger tree that is rooted in systemic racism and oppression.

"What we are incredibly clear about is police violence is a branch on a larger tree that is rooted in systemic oppression and racism," Packnett said.

The higher CO2 fixation was the result of a larger tree growth rate and leaf area, rather than an increase in leaf photosynthetic efficiency.

But Northern Illinois University anthropologist Daniel Gebo and colleagues propose in Science that a larger, tree-dwelling ape called Morotopithecus is an even older ancestor.

The more discreet went behind a large tree.

A large tree stood off to one side.

A weathered tree house sat in the branches of a large tree in the garden.

The hotel itself is arranged around a grassy square with a large tree in the centre.