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Meanings of old growth in anglès
portuguès
floresta virgem Forest or woodland having a mature or overly mature ecosystem more or less uninfluenced by human activity.
Sinònims
Examples for "virgin forest"
Examples for "virgin forest"
1
The peak overlooked virgin forest for as far as Kyle could see.
2
The cabin seemed to expand into the virgin forest and the open plain.
3
As a rule the virgin forest is exceedingly wasteful of ground.
4
This mountain covered with virgin forest is the property of the Living Buddha.
5
He's still young enough to find the virgin forest congenial company.
Usage of old growth in anglès
1
They were no longer the enormous old growth of the Forbidden Forest.
2
It's mostly old growth out there, and you should have no trouble.
3
Katrina Hamlin The old growth engines are running out of steam.
4
And there wouldn't be any old growth forest still standing here.
5
Take old growth right to the ground and tie in new canes, then mulch.
6
They plunged deep into the old growth, the trails narrowing and coiling like snakes.
7
The ground was hard-packed and matted with old growth.
8
Murphy's head whipped left and right, but the hedges were old growth, impassable and unbroken.
9
Massive old growth hemmed them about, rising over them like the pillars of a temple.
10
Pekepeka-tou-poto roost in groups in old growth forests, often in the hollowed trunks of ancient kauri.
11
Vail rubbed the stubble of his day- old growth.
12
China index: Slowing down on the home front The old growth engines are running out of steam.
13
I recalled the burial mound, the thick, old growth forest that had seemed to go on forever.
14
Behind the house the estate was densely forested, the narrow driveway winding through thick stands of old growth.
15
Discard the old growth in the centre of the clump and reuse the vigorous divisions from the perimeter.
16
Soft, new growth produces roots much quicker than old growth, but dies much quicker, too, and needs mollycoddling.
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Old growth through the time
Old growth across language varieties
United States of America
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