Sentence examples for mediterranean lands from inspiring English sources

Parsley (Petroselinum crispum), hardy biennial herb of the family Apiaceae, or Umbelliferae, native to Mediterranean lands.

In the last three years, dozens of objects beggaring belief have shown that the Meroitic Kingdom was in contact with most northern and eastern Mediterranean lands.

Indeed, it is probable that those who invented the alphabet were acquainted with most of the scripts current in the eastern Mediterranean lands at the time.

Metalworking improved and promoted the progress of the western Mediterranean lands, which developed maritime relations that joined them to one another and bound them to the eastern Mediterranean.

Jan Both, probably the most Italianate of Dutch landscapists, painted views bathed in a golden light more suggestive of Mediterranean lands than of cold Northern Europe.

Native to Mediterranean lands, horseradish is now grown throughout the temperate zones and is a troublesome weed in many cool, moist areas.

Private land conservation efforts are beginning to succeed; in 2009 Chile's first land trust was created to safeguard sensitive mediterranean habitats on private lands.

After 20 years, conservation funds were invested in four of the five mediterranean regions: 35% of land acquired globally is in South Africa, 18% in Australia, 10% in Chile, and 36% in the Mediterranean Basin.

After 20 years, land was acquired in three of the five mediterranean regions (60% of the land protected globally is in the Mediterranean Basin, 26% in Chile, and 14% in South Africa).

To illustrate the potential for achieving mediterranean biodiversity conservation on these lands, we use species-area curves generated from ecoregion scale data on native plant species richness and vertebrate species richness.

The gated Mediterranean-style estate is currently listed for $13,995,000.