Sentence examples for evergreen trunk from inspiring English sources

Habit: Shrub, tree < 30(45) m, evergreen; trunk bark gray-brown.

Habit: Tree < 20 m, evergreen; trunk bark furrowed, scaly, gray or red-brown; young twigs tomentose.

Habit: Shrub 2--4 6) m or tree generally 10--2--4 6evergreen; trunk bark furrowed, +- checkered, +- gray.

There are other bits of stagecraft: a patch of evergreen trunk and branch affixed to a column that supports a stuffed weasel (titled "Scout"); a rock and, in an adjacent gallery, a stuffed raccoon and squirrel and two more trees.

Buddleja saligna Willd (Loganiaceae) is a small to medium-sized evergreen tree; trunk short, often gnarled and crooked; crown dense, rounded or domed-shaped; foliage greyish green.

Buddleja saligna Willd (Loganiaceae) is a small to medium-sized evergreen tree; trunk short, often gnarled and crooked; crown dense, rounded or domed-shaped; foliage greyish green [ 1].

One image depicts an evergreen sprouting from the trunk of a tropical palm tree, which grows out of a black woman's supine torso in lieu of soil.

This process continues until you have a human evergreen tree, a single-file trunk of tender fools with impatient foliage on both sides.

Angel's trumpets are evergreen plants with many branching trunks and are typically less than 8 metres (26 feet) in height.

Do go for the etymological dictionary for epithets that feel historical: like, membrum virile, arbor vitae (from the late 18th century, for a type of evergreen shrub), wrinkly (early 15th century) or bole (early 14th century, from Old Norse bolr meaning tree trunk).

This year they will exhibit scented evergreen Holboellias trained up dead ivy trunks and a horse chestnut called Aesculus wangii that has conkers the size of cricket balls.