Sentence examples for tree heath from inspiring English sources

White, or tree, heath (E. arborea) is found in southern France and the Mediterranean region.

The white, or tree, heath (E. arborea), found in southern France and the Mediterranean region, is the source of briar root, used for making briarwood pipes.

The high-elevation forests of Mount Elgon and the Ruwenzori Range occur above 6,000 feet (1,800 metres); on their upper margins they give way, through transitional zones of mixed bamboo and tree heath, to high mountain moorland.

The elevational succession of vegetation is strongly marked on the Estrela Mountains, where a zone of Pyrenean oak extends above the pedunculated oaks, chestnuts, and pines to 5,500 feet (1,700 metres), while southern slopes are covered with a maquis of cistus and tree heath.

In the past, tree heath shrublands were also an important source of charcoal.

Six throughfall gauges were placed under the canopy of three different types of forest: high altitude tree heath forest (1580 m), secondary tree heath forest (1385 m) and humid laurisilva forest (1050 m).

A wealth of ferns, mosses, heaths (especially tree heaths), and junipers reflects the influence of grazing and human activities on these islands.

Similarly, some broadleaf trees (tree heaths, Erica arborea, and some tamarisks) have narrower leaves than do those of certain conifers (Podocarpus).

The moorland zone, containing tree heaths, giant groundsels, and lobelias, extends down to 10,000 feet (3,050 m), where it is succeeded by bamboo forest.

Above the forest, a zone of bamboo extends to about 10,000 feet (3,000 metres), beyond which there is mountain moorland bearing tree heaths, tree groundsel (a foundation timber of the genus Senecio), and giant lobelia (a widely distributed herbaceous plant).

"It's at its best from December to March, when spidery-flowered witch hazels, sweet-scented daphnes and tree heaths can be see, not to mention colourful stems, evergreens and thousands of bulbs.