Sentence examples for lumber trees from inspiring English sources
The abundant precipitation and deep, weathered soils of the coastal ranges from the Queen Charlotte Islands through the Klamath Mountains and into northern California produce the largest softwood lumber trees in the world.
The term also was applied to certain environmentally benign though criminal acts, such as the spiking of lumber trees, intended to disrupt or prevent activities allegedly harmful to the environment.
Alternatively, typical hardwood lumber trees can take 30-50 years to regenerate.
Within Rosaceae, Prunus contains the most diverse array of crops: fruits such as peach, apricot, plum, sweet cherry, and sour cherry, nuts like almond, and lumber trees like black cherry.
Douglas fir is considered by the lumber industry to be one of the best timber trees.
Mr. Lovell-Smith, 46, mills wide-plank lumber from trees on the property, harvests corn, has unearthed sunken gardens and planted a wildflower meadow with 1,000 pounds of seed.
Sitting in his office in downtown Asheville or driving his 4×4 around the Biltmore grounds, he discusses the cost-per-mile of Ford trucks, the money to be made selling lumber from trees downed in a storm and possible Year 2000 fixes for the company computers.
They took the dirt road north and came to the tasting room, which was built 15 years ago from rough-cut lumber and tree trunks.
Among the predecessors of modern roller coasters were rides in Russia in the 15th century: sleds constructed of cut lumber and tree trunks sped down man-made ice-covered hills.
In agriculture, for instance, practices such as letting plots lay fallow for years at a time, intensive hand weeding, and cultivating a diversity of crops, often in the shade of fruit- or lumber-producing trees have in certain places given way to shorter crop rotation cycles, increased chemical use, and crop monocultures.
Although this tree would produce lumber, cutting the tree would include the double hazard of the stem under tension and the likely re-settling of the root ball.
