Sentence examples for evergreen vines from inspiring English sources

Straddling the continental divide, the Monteverde area is a conservation zone preserving cloud forests where evergreen vines and lichens cling to every available surface, and jewel-coloured quetzals and hummingbirds flit between the trees.

Both sweet potato and mile-a-minute are perennial evergreen vines that share many morphological similarities [ 30], occupying virtually the same niche when grown in agricultural land in prostrate form.

The betel pepper is an evergreen vine with heart-shaped leaves, grown in shady tropical conditions.

Outstanding among the 30 Petrea species, all tropical American, is a woody evergreen vine called purple wreath, or sandpaper vine (P. volubilis).

Pyrostegia venusta (Ker-Gawl) Miers (family, Bignoniaceae) is a neotropic evergreen vine widely distributed in southern Brazil.

Aiton (Oleaceae) is an evergreen vine or shrub that is native to Pakistan and India; this species is cultivated as an ornamental plant worldwide because of its attractive and sweet fragrance (Ruan, 2014).

grasslands on clay plains; semi-evergreen vine thickets on hillslopes and sheltered areas; ironbark (Eucalyptus crebra and E. melanophloia) woodlands on ridges; and Poplar box (E. populnea) woodlands on alluvial and undulating clay plains (Neldner 1984).

It is a key component and emergent tree in the endangered central semi-evergreen vine thickets also known as bottletree scrub of Queensland Brigalow Belt.

It is always present in the Central semi-evergreen vine thicket also known as Bottletree Scrub of the Brigalow Belt, while other common species include broad-leaved bottle tree (Brachychiton australis) and belah (Casuarina cristata).

Although the species status under Queensland's Nature Conservation Act is "least concern", it is an emergent tree species in an endangered ecosystem known as "semi-evergreen vine thickets of the Brigalow Belt (North and South) and Nandewar bioregions", listed under the Commonwealth EPBC Act, and is declining across its range.

Small patches of so-called semi-evergreen vine forests or monsoon forests occur along watercourses, around lagoons and on patches of soil fed by springs or runoff water from the uplands.