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Meanings of acacia pendula in anglès
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Usage of acacia pendula in anglès
1
On the plain, the acacia pendula again made a very fine appearance.
2
Stopped in an acacia pendula brush, having travelled about twenty miles.
3
The brush lined the creek thickly, and consisted chiefly of acacia pendula and box.
4
The far greater part of the last six miles was covered with shrubs, and the acacia pendula.
5
The country between the two is mostly open, or covered only with the acacia pendula and dwarf-box.
6
The trees were chiefly cypresses, a new species of staculia, together with scrubs of the acacia pendula.
7
It was covered with acacia pendula, and the soil was a red earth, bare of vegetation in many places.
8
The acacia pendula still continued to exist on the plains backed by dark rows of cypresses (Cupressus callitris).
9
The casuarina, which used to line the banks, was now seldom seen, the acacia pendula seeming to take its place.
10
As we neared the stream we noticed the acacia pendula for the first time,-anindication of our approach to the marshes.
11
For about two miles before we made the creek, the country was not heavily timbered, the acacia pendula succeeding the larger trees.
12
The only trees to be observed were dwarf-box and the acacia pendula, both of stunted growth, although flooded-gum still prevailed upon the river.
13
There was a blue-gum flat to the eastward of it, which we crossed, and then entered a brush of acacia pendula and box.
14
A thick wood of Acacia pendula fell next in our way, and then several patches of casuarinae.
15
The perfume from the recently burnt bushes of Acacia pendula was most fragrant, and, to me, quite new.
16
We proceeded over a perfectly level surface, wooded rather thickly with a broad-leaved eucalyptus, and the Acacia pendula.