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Discover Ludwig"under wood" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means to be under or beneath a wooded area or forest. It is typically used to describe something or someone located or hidden below the surface of the forest floor. Example: The hiker's tent was set up under wood, providing shade and protection from the sun's heat.
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U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Hass produced a new book of lyric poems, Sun Under Wood, including the beautifully luminous "Dragonflies Mating," with its images of "steam rising from the pond the color of smoky topaz" and "a pair of delicate, copper-red, needle-fine insects" mating "in the unopened crown of a Shasta daisy".
But A&P under Wood was never short of goals, either.
However, soil pH, K, Ca and Mg were increased by 3, 30, 20 and 12 %, respectively, under wood ash treatment compared to poultry manure.
The highest values of soil pH, Ca and Mg were obtained under wood ash application, while the highest values of soil O.M and moderate values of soil P, K, Ca and Mg were obtained under poultry manure application.
Pale green fluorescence under Wood's lamp can aid in diagnosis [77].
Polkadot, under Wood's tutelage, seems on the brink of changing all that, and the summit clearly understood the ramifications.
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You can eat inside or under wood-roofed picnic areas, Nina's being a bit more pleasant because it is in the rear, rather than on busy Evesham.
"Rich just went out there and played great today, shot four under," Woods said.
Making the turn at four under, Woods needed to make his move.
And three players were at 13 under: Woods, Woody Austin and Briny Baird.
At 13 under, Woods leads the Bridgestone, the final tuneup for the P.G.A. Championship next week, by seven strokes over Keegan Bradley and Chris Wood.
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