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Meanings of coniferous in English
Of or relating to or part of trees or shrubs bearing cones and evergreen leaves.
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Usage of coniferous in English
1
This was the Eocene, when today's lichen-covered tundra was a coniferous forest.
2
Leave the car park and follow the forestry track into the coniferous wood.
3
The nests are usually built in evergreens, which are cone-bearing or coniferous trees.
4
Lines of coniferous trees, defiant and snow-dusted, surround its ice lakes.
5
Syncopate and curtail a fabled spirit, and leave a coniferous tree.
6
He seems himself a kind of coniferous fruit,-bothfruit and flower.
7
It also maintains that coniferous afforestation has damaged scenic areas and the natural environment.
8
The number of excellent coniferous evergreens now offered in the American trade is large.
9
Fires also run along the tops of the coniferous trees high above the ground.
10
The Ginkgo belongs by descent to the coniferous tree group.
11
But he was not in a coniferous forest like the ones near his home.
12
Sparrow hawks live in coniferous woods and feed on small mammals, insects, and birds.
13
This is the genuine article, and it's certainly the product of a coniferous tree.
14
Mr. Lake: Are there any coniferous trees in that forest?
15
Signs of pitch on the bark of coniferous trees are the first symptoms of infection.
16
Part of the land is planted with coniferous trees, while the remainder is in pasture.
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