cabbage palm造句

• There they cut cabbage palms and any other tree they could find, dragged them into the cut and placed a lot of dynamite along the banks.
• The landscaping introduced in the centre of the circus when the obelisk returned incorporated a semi circle of soil in which two Cabbage Palms were planted.
• That's where scientists reported finding " escaped " ferns in the mid-1960s, both in Jonathan Dickinson State Park and in a cabbage palm hammock near Jupiter Island.
• A botanistat at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, he grows dwarf palmettos, needle palms, cabbage palms and Chinese windmill palms in temperatures that can hover just above zero.
• It offers fishing and hiking opportunities in areas of natural mangrove shoreline, upland cabbage palm hammocks, offshore sea grass beds in Tampa Bay, and tidally-influenced Wolf Branch Creek.
• Dinosaurs may have scratched their backs on ancestors of the geezerly red cabbage palms, a variety to be found only here, and growing at least 200, 000 years ago.
• There are more than 3, 000 cabbage palms in Palm Valley, many of which are several hundred years old and form a lush oasis among the rugged rocks and gorges.
• The 70-acre site on which Ocean Spray built its citrus division 20 years ago is a tranquil spot, surrounded by citrus groves, cabbage palm, and turkey oak laced with Spanish moss.
• Florida strangler figs ( " Ficus aurea " ) are common in hammocks, and find particular ease in rooting at the heads of cabbage palms ( " Sabal palmetto " ).
• The area, dotted with papery melaleuca trees and oil-rich cabbage palms that have increased firefighters'frustration, was subdivided in the heyday of Florida swampland sales, leaving miles of paved roads but few houses.
• As we walk, the water becomes very shallow and sun-warmed, barely covering my sneaker tops as we squelch past an island of dry ground thick with scrub palmetto presided over by a tall cabbage palm.
• A 1922 photograph shows that early park plantings included an avenue of Cabbage Palms ( Livistona australis ) along the main walkway leading from the Reef Street entrance opposite the laneway off Mary Street, to the bandstand.
• The avenue linking the bandstand to the Memorial Gates walkway has Queen Palms ( Syagrus romanzoffiana ), Cabbage Palms ( Livistona australis ) and Chinese Fan Palms ( Livistona chinensis ), some of which appear to be evident in early photographs.
• The hamlet of Indian Pass, 17 miles to the west, is so deep in gator country that you find yourself nervously wondering about the spare tire as you zip down the flat straight blacktop through the slash pine and cabbage palm.
• While the early European pioneers named it " Glenrock " because of the rugged nature of the glen, the area of Glenrock Lagoon was originally called " Pillapay-Kullaitaran ", meaning " The Valley of the Palms ", because Cabbage Palm was common to the area.
• In some areas, the evergreen forests are dominated by species of Live Oak ( Quercus virginiana ), Laurel Oak ( Quercus hemisphaerica ), Southern Magnolia ( Magnolia grandiflora ), Red Bay Persea borbonia, Cabbage Palm ( Sabal palmetto ), and Sweetbay Magnolia ( Magnolia virginiana ).
• Aboriginal diet in the Macleay region including the heart of the cabbage palm, a tuber known as tow wack, and fern roots, a large sort of yam or sweet potato obtained from a small creeper the roots of which penetrate to a considerable depth in the alluvial soil.
• It was a long, dry and very sad trip, first in daylight across the industrial wasteland of the Jersey marshes and then through the night to the cabbage palms of south Georgia at first light and the endless rest of the journey down the length of the Florida peninsula.
• In these turpentine forests often hundreds of cabbage palms ( " Livistona australis " ) may be seen growing in dense tall thickets which are rarely touched by fire or they may exist as young plants in open grassy spaces which are burnt regularly enough not to form visible trunks.
• Very few clumps of mangroves remain in the lower reaches of Round Hill Creek along the western margin but the caravan park developed in 1978 has a cover of mature native trees while the unreserved Crown land along the foreshore adjacent to Captain Cook Drive has an impressive covering of mature tall Cabbage palms, probably predating Cook's landing.