Sentence examples for plantations thrive from inspiring English sources

Far from places usually visited by tourists, the plantations thrive.

So was chattel slavery and the back-breaking manual labor that kept these massive plantations thriving.

From the highlands of Scotland to southern Cornwall, commercial tea plantations are thriving in Britain's mild rainy climate, and this year's wet and mild winter and the ensuing good summer led to an exceptionally good harvest of excellent quality – so good, in fact, that British-grown tea is being exported to China.

As historians have made clear, plantation slavery could thrive without further captives.

Current management of eucalypt plantations in southern Brazil produce unsuitable conditions for grassland species to thrive within plantations.

Herpetologists are particularly worried about reticulated pythons, which do not seem to thrive in plantations, and whose skins bear the netlike pattern most desired by designers.

The CIAT study that mapped the suitability of Arabica coffee to adapt to climate change concludes that in order to thrive, coffee plantations will need to be protected by shade trees to keep them cool.

It drove, in part, colonization of tropical islands and nations where labor-intensive sugarcane plantations and sugar manufacturing could thrive.

It is one of a small number of fungal species which thrive in Pinus radiata plantations planted outside their natural range.

The Tregothnan tea plantation in Cornwall thrived in the warm, wet weather.

The local microclimate that allows these subtropical species to thrive also supports Europe's only tea plantation, Gorreana, 13km north of Furnas, where the same machinery has been used to chop and dry green and orange pekoe teas since 1883.