The phrase "adjacent trees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe trees that are next to or near each other in proximity.
Example: "The park was filled with vibrant flowers and adjacent trees that provided ample shade for visitors."
Alternatives: "neighboring trees" or "contiguous trees".
Montezuma Oropendolas nest in colonies (multiple nests in one tree or adjacent trees).
As the branches grew into trees and spread their own branches to adjacent trees, a thick barrier of willows emerged.
We analysed the leaves and fruits of trees growing in the spill-affected terraces, and compared them with adjacent trees in the non-affected upper terraces.
Adjacent trees and overgrown shrubs can have invasive roots that can render even the best laid paving uneven, so defining the extent of hard landscaping in the garden in relation to the surrounding planting is very important.
A large magnitude of the signal implies that shading from adjacent trees amplified the effects of reduced irradiance, leading to strongly negative δ13C values, in comparison to forest line sites where trees grow more widely spaced.
Educated as a mechanical engineer, Cochran affixed floodlights to adjacent trees and the roof of the two-story home, turning the modest rural hillside into a round-the-clock winter playground.
The animal sails downward to an adjacent tree.
But then, high in the trees, I began to perceive two black silhouettes, then two more on an adjacent tree.
In the early pages, he is a rambunctious child, climbing out of his crib, speaking his first words, slipping out the bedroom window into an adjacent tree.
Kfs was measured at depth 0.04 0.15 m using a constant head well permeameter across four paired landcover sites of adjacent tree and intensely grazed grassland.
The first climb was a cinch, especially because, in an unusual twist, the group was allowed to use an adjacent tree as added support.
