Sentence examples for wealth of trees from inspiring English sources

Beautiful Blooms Gardens were the passion of Pierre S. du Pont, who purchased the original 202 acres of what is now Longwood Gardens, then known as Peirce's Park, in 1906 in order to preserve its wealth of trees.

Ever since Roger Ulrich discovered in 1984 that hospital patients appear to recover more quickly from surgery in rooms with green views, a growing body of scientific evidence has demonstrated the health – and wealth – benefits of trees in cities.

Its compact size belies the wealth of birds, trees, insects, fungi and other creatures that shelter in its nooks and crannies.

Where the Trees Congregate New York's City's abundant variety of trees includes a wealth of shapes, sizes and ages.

Beyond failures based on unreasonable assumptions and oversimplistic paradigms, the wealth of information encoded in phylogenetic trees is there to be deciphered.

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

When Angela Crangle was growing up in Tennessee, she didn't wake to find a wealth of gifts under the Christmas tree each year.

It also has a wealth of greenery — residents proudly claim more trees per capita than any city in the world besides Paris.

In the heart of the world's second-largest forest basin (pdf), an incomparable wealth of biodiversity has been preserved: rare trees, tropical birds and some of the last gorillas on the planet.

Lineage trees encapsulate a wealth of information regarding the development and maintenance of the various subsystems of these organisms under physiological and pathological conditions.

These analyses are necessary because lineage trees encapsulate a wealth of information, yet most of this information is not self-evident.