Sentence examples for coniferous timber from inspiring English sources

Coniferous timber from Siberia is mostly larch and Siberian pine, which are imported without bark or as sawn wood.

Current trends in European forest management could result in over-supply of broadleaved wood and a shortfall of coniferous timber.

Measurements were performed with antennae of the old house borer Hylotrupes bajulus, a widespread insect pest of coniferous timbers.

A large coniferous forest in Northumberland near a timber yard will make a profit; five hectares of spruce in Cornwall won't.

Yellowwood, any of about 100 species of coniferous evergreen timber trees and shrubs constituting the conifer genus Podocarpus (family Podocarpaceae).

Douglas fir (genus Pseudotsuga), any of about six species of coniferous evergreen timber trees that make up the genus Pseudotsuga of the family Pinaceae, native to western North America and eastern Asia.

Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica), also called Japanese redwood or peacock pine, a coniferous evergreen timber tree and only species of the genus Cryptomeria of the family Cupressaceae (sometimes classified in the so-called deciduous cypress family Taxodiaceae), native to eastern Asia.

While new trees were planted over about half of the deforested area to help sustain the timber trade, Professor Balzter noted that "clear-cutting far exceeded replanting of coniferous forest".

See also coniferous forest; chaparral.

The rest is a mixture of broad-leaved and coniferous woodland and mire.

Subtropical deciduous and coniferous forest 26.