Meanings of Retama in English

In the plain of Retama, the basaltic lavas disappear under heaps of ashes, and pumice-stone reduced to powder.

We spent two hours and a half in crossing the Llano del Retama, which appears like an immense sea of sand.

Still the disclosure cast a spotlight on Johnson, who had served as Penson director and CEO of Call Now, Retama's parent company.

We have characterized genetic, phenotypic and symbiotic properties of bacterial strains previously isolated from nitrogen-fixing nodules of Retama sphaerocarpa from Northern Algeria.

Penson on Thursday said Johnson agreed to resign from the board, citing his position at Call Now, which holds some of Retama-related collateral.

As far as the rock of Gayta, or the entrance of the extensive Llano del Retama, the peak of Teneriffe is covered with beautiful vegetation.

Pinnacle said earlier this year it would also buy Federated Sports + Gaming Inc and Retama Partners Ltd. Those smaller deals have not yet closed.

Penson said it had $97 million of loans and bonds no longer paying interest, including $42.6 million of receivables backed by Retama.

Our guides made a large fire with the dry branches of retama.

The region of the retama was at last gained, 7000 feet above the sea.

Below the retama, lies the region of ferns, bordered by the tract of the arborescent heaths.

In the midst of this plain are tufts of the retama, which is the Spartium nubigenum of Aiton.

Now retama, a hardy bitter shrub, grows in these plains of pumice; the flats of it are pumice and rapilli, white and brown.

Tufts of retama, loaded with flowers, adorn the valleys hollowed out by the torrents, and encumbered with the effects of the lateral eruptions.

The fourth and fifth zones, the regions of the retama and the gramina, occupy heights equal to the most inaccessible summits of the Pyrenees.