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Significats de conifer en anglès

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Any gymnospermous tree or shrub bearing cones.

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Ús de conifer en anglès
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White spruce is the prevailing conifer and is here seen in perfection.
The Arctic Prairies : a Canoe-Journey of 2,000 Miles in Search o...
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The Tōtara is a southern hemisphere conifer, otherwise known as a podocarp.
Radio NZ
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So CJ helped me load the mortally wounded conifer into my trunk.
Violists
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Deep and crusted loads of snow weighed the conifer-branches to the ground.
A Time of Gifts
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In addition, conifer and tobacco 7TM-RGS proteins are internalized in response to sugar.
Pubmed
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Turn right down the first narrower path through a conifer plantation.
The Guardian
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No other conifer in the range is so closely restricted to special localities.
The Mountains of California
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Likewise, subsidised conifer plantations have everywhere debased vegetation and produced irregular spate rivers.
The Guardian
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In parts of East Africa the Podocarpus milanjianus, a conifer, is economically important.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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The group then moved on to the conifer, grove a half mile away.
The new yorker
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A more contentedly fruitful and unaspiring conifer could not be conceived.
The Mountains of California
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In parts it has been replanted, in the 1970s, with spruce and conifer.
The Guardian
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From the mixed conifer and beech woods you'll see the meandering tidal Dart.
The Guardian
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And then the children's garden, the conifer walk and the lake.
Notes from the dog
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So the conifer forests are either dying and or being burnt.
Radio NZ
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All across northern Europe at the moment, conifer forests are going up in flames.
Radio NZ
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Conifer a través del temps