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Meanings of arborescent in English
Resembling a tree in form and branching structure.
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Usage of arborescent in English
1
An arborescent Acacia, in dense thickets, intercepted our course several times.
2
They were a species of arborescent yucca, then unknown to botanists.
3
Above the region of arborescent heaths, called Monte Verde, is the region of ferns.
4
The irregularities of surface and arborescent appearance are well shown.
5
Nothing but the signs of a sickly vegetation, nowhere arborescent.
6
A shrubby Clerodendron and an arborescent Bursaria, covered with white blossoms, adorned the forest.
7
In its arborescent form, this substance singularly resembles some of the branched species of Nullipora.
8
We discovered here, and in the valley of Caripe, five new kinds of arborescent ferns.
9
The only arborescent plants discernible from the deck of our vessel, were clumps of brushwood.
10
The hills by which the convent is backed, are crowned with palm-trees and arborescent ferns.
11
Nothing can exceed the elegance of this arborescent gramen.
12
In countries near the equator, many plants which are herbs in our latitude assume arborescent forms.
13
Below the retama, lies the region of ferns, bordered by the tract of the arborescent heaths.
14
The people confound this alpine scitamineous plant with the arborescent gramina, under the name of carice.
15
The authors report a case of arborescent knee lipoma in a 47-year-old patient who received arthroscopic synoviectomy.
16
And young ores shoot in arborescent gold.
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