Sentence examples for tree culture from inspiring English sources

Another step forward for Christmas tree culture.

Virgil's Georgics portrays Roman knowledge of tree culture.

They practice dry farming and are known for their expertise in cedar tree culture.

Dams to conserve floodwaters have been built in the wadis, and palm tree culture has been considerably extended.

Both mulberry leaf culture and oak tree culture for silkworms flourished between the two World Wars but suffered severely during the Sino-Japanese War (1937 45).

Tree culture succeeded because the Government allotted land unsuitable for agricultural crops to poor agricultural labourers.

He continues, "This land is the recipient of three rivers that come by and establish wonderful tree cultures and agriculture, a beautiful place.

His final major work, The Tree of Culture (1955), elaborated on human origins and the biological and primate influences on cultural behaviour.

Species of Acacia have been given due importance in tree tissue culture owing to their ecological and economical significance.

The CO2 capturing capacity of Ficus religiosa could be utilized for climate change management: The traditional approach for watering these trees has been through maintaining ponds near by the tree (pond culture).

These 'stonewall' trees denoting synergy between nature (trees) and culture (masonry) are worth preserving.