Sentence examples for type of shrub from inspiring English sources

Often, although box (or buxus) is really the name of the type of shrub that is frequently clipped into formal squares, topiary animals, mazes and so on.

For the 1990/1991 land cover types named 1990/1991 firescars, the land cover type of shrub was assumed to be the predominant vegetation succession [41] for the aboveground biomass estimation.

Although we did not model the type of shrub species at the nest site, we did observe that nests were built under four species of shrubs: big sagebrush species (76.2%), little sagebrush (13.6%), yellow rabbitbrush (8.1%), and greasewood (2.1%).

Radin also points to a third option, namely that the "rods" actually were some type of shrub, since it documented from other sources that whipping with some kinds of shrub was thought to be purifying in nature.

The name "Bramall" means "nook of land where broom grows" and is derived from the Old English noun brōm meaning broom, a type of shrub common in the area, and the Old English noun halh, which has several meanings – including nook, secret place and valley – that could refer to Bramall.

For the 1990/1991 land cover types named 1990/1991 firescars, the land cover type of shrub was assumed to be the predominant vegetation succession [ 41] for the aboveground biomass estimation.

In order to get trees and some types of shrubs reestablished, it is necessary to use rockier substrate as replacement material on the reclaimed area.

Initial pilot studies show good correspondence between field-observed structure elements and structures delineated through object-based image analysis, while initial classifications results suggest possibilities of discriminating between different types of shrubs, herb communities and non-vegetated structures.

For these types of shrubs, a pH range of about 4.5 - 5.5 is optimal.

Do go for the etymological dictionary for epithets that feel historical: like, membrum virile, arbor vitae (from the late 18th century, for a type of evergreen shrub), wrinkly (early 15th century) or bole (early 14th century, from Old Norse bolr meaning tree trunk).

The cupping gave the Caballero family, which owns Finca El Puente, a look into the qualities Mr. Giuliano values in a finished cup so they can trace those qualities back to a particular patch of land, or a type of coffee shrub, or a degree of ripeness at picking time.