Sentence examples for discovery a tree from inspiring English sources
But that disappointment led to another discovery: a tree- and bird-filled garden at the Musée de Montmartre just around the block at 12, rue Cortot, where Renoir painted "The Garden in the Rue Cortot, Montmartre," an 1876 work that now hangs in Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum of Art.
Look for his best-known discovery, a flowering tree called Franklinia alatamaha in honor of his friend Ben Franklin.
"Many of the hominids found in Africa are dead ends," Rodrigo said, comparing the discoveries to a tree.
The mulberry tree and a "Discovery" apple tree were also spared.
The largest and heaviest discovery of the year was a tree, Gilbertiodendron maximum, which grows 45m high and has a 1.4m-diameter trunk.
One of the most significant recent contributions to breast cancer therapy was the discovery of a substance called Taxol produced by a tree species called the American yew.
The next giant medical discovery you read about, please remember that we do not know what it means for you to look outside and comprehend a tree.
The discovery that trees with resistance to ash dieback may produce fewer chemicals that ward off insects such as the emerald ash borer emphasises that the project to breed tougher trees will have to proceed carefully, said Buggs, who also works at the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew. "It emphasises how difficult it might be in the end to breed a tree that is resistant to both," he said.
