Sentence examples for grouping of trees from inspiring English sources

A popular and convenient grouping of trees is evergreen and deciduous.

Which reminds me: orchards (or even a grouping of trees) are fabulous places for a sea of daffodils, or red tulips and English bluebells planted together, because you can let the grass grow tall, to hide the foliage of the bulbs as it yellows.

The fungus has ecological host specificity, and in natural soils can only associate with white pine, a grouping of trees classified in subgenus Strobus of the genus Pinus.

"Sometimes," he writes in an afterword, "it takes a complete outsider to see that what's in front of us all is a forest, not a random grouping of trees, or, in the case of this book, an identifiable American way of war rather than a set of disparate political and military acts full of sound and fury but signifying little".

The grouping of tree species into well-defined cohorts contributes to improved understanding of the functioning of a species-rich ecosystem (Picard et al., 2010).

Fig. 4 Grouping of tree species based on maximum size (mean dbh of the 10%% biggest trees) and average growth rate (mean basal area growth, cm2/year) during the 25-year measurement interval 1972-1997.

This may comprised of a grouping of tree forts and bush forts together, or an underground fort leading to a bush fort.

In addition to finding a high diversity of fungi, we found three groupings of fungal communities corresponding to the three groups of trees sampled.

"For 21 years, I've been photographing the same group of trees," he said.

Groups of trees and grassy areas form a parklike landscape of noted beauty.

The overall effect is similar to seeing a group of trees in the distance as one passes in a car.