Usage of "limestone cedar glade"

Ecological community, thinly wooded or open, with thin soils or bare limestone.

Related terms

ecological community

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Examples for "cedar glade"

We entered a cedar glade, to find our four companions unsaddling the horses and making camp. 
 Salute to Adventurers 

Now he was in the cedar glade. 
 Birthright: A Novel 

I- Iain'tskeered in de cedar glade, b-b-buthit's so dark I kain't see my way back home. 
 Birthright: A Novel 

"I-I'llshow you de way to Cap'n Renfrew's ef-ef you'll come back wid me th'ugh de cedar glade," proposed the child. 
 Birthright: A Novel 

"The roost to which I refer," says Professor Claxton, "was situated in what is locally known as a ' cedar glade,' near Porestville, Bedford Co., Tennessee. 
 Our Vanishing Wild Life: Its Extermination and Preservation 

Then he stopped on the edge of an open glade in the forest. 
 The Elephant God 

The night we entered this forest we camped in a lovely open glade. 
 Allan's Wife 

Presently they came to an open glade and heard the fowl crow again. 
 The Elephant God 

Then he went forward unto an open glade that was near the road. 
 The Mabinogion 

Then he went forward into an open glade that was near the road. 
 Bulfinch's Mythology 

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Meanings of limestone cedar glade in anglès