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Meanings of broadleaf in English

Having relatively broad rather than needlelike or scalelike leaves.

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Usage of broadleaf in English
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Below us are pastures, interspersed with small clumps of mixed, broadleaf woodland.
The Woman in Black
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It is fine level territory in three fields bounded by some broadleaf forestry.
Independent.ie
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Those infamous Sitka trees will be phased out and replaced with native broadleaf species.
The Irish Times
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Different colors indicate different land uses: red is urban; bright green is deciduous broadleaf forest.
Wired
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The holly tree is considered vital for broadleaf trees because it provides cover for seedlings.
The Irish Times
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The hammocks provide dry broadleaf habitat a few inches above the elevation of the water.
Swamp Bones
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A simple broadleaf across my mouth would have done.'
Artemis Fowl: the time paradox
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Prices today reflect a very different market, says Clegg: High-quality broadleaf woodland is the most valuable.
The Guardian
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We propose the planting of a broadleaf forest encircling the existing developed area of south Dublin.
The Irish Times
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Pseudo grains, on the other hand, come from broadleaf plant varieties, while having similar culinary uses.
The Guardian
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The tree council will plant over 30,000 broadleaf trees during the week.
The Irish Times
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After 2012, broadleaf planting did fall, not because of EU funding but because of ash dieback disease.
The Irish Times
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Mud squelched underfoot as we marched single file along a path tunneled over with dense broadleaf canopy.
Swamp Bones
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The majority of individuals will wish to buy broadleaf woodland -and the critical issue will be access.
The Guardian
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Last year the total was split between 8,050 conifer and 5,350 broadleaf trees.
BBC
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Little if any consideration has been given to broadleaf trees as they don't offer a short-to-medium return on investment.
The Irish Times
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