eastern white cedar造句

• The forests consist of pines ( Eastern White Cedar.
• Durand in 1913, further described and illustrated " Keithia thujina " that was collected from mature trees of eastern white cedar in Wisconsin.
• In the Algoma section, the characteristic forest mixture consists of yellow birch, white spruce, balsam fir, sugar maple, hop-hornbeam, and eastern white cedar.
• The name " Keithia thujina " was used by Elias Judah Durand in 1908 for the first record of the disease in the United States on eastern white cedar.
• In 1536, the French explorer Jacques Cartier, exploring the arbor vitae tree ( Eastern White Cedar ) to make a tea that was later shown to contain 50 mg of vitamin C per 100 grams.
• Eastern white pine and occasional red pine ( " Pinus resinosa " ) dominate on the upper, steep south-facing slopes; white spruce, eastern white cedar, and balsam fir occupy the middle and lower slopes.
• The natives of Canada used the needles of " Thuja occidentalis " ( Eastern White Cedar ) to make a tea that has been shown to contain 50 mg of vitamin C per 100 grams; this helped prevent and treat scurvy.
• The sanctuary encompasses 95 acres and Grass Lake . dwarf lake iris, bird's-eye primrose and eastern white cedar surround it, and running through it is Hamilton Road, Michigan's first declared " Natural Beauty Road " ( 1971 ).
• Among the trees that flourish in damp earth are the red or swamp maple ( Acer rubrum ), whose small red flowers brighten early spring and whose silvery ridged trunks are especially handsome in winter; the serviceberry ( Amelanchier arborea ), which bears its white flowers briefly in early summer; the river birch, a fast-growing native whose handsome peeling bark is a reddish gold, and the native Eastern white cedar ( Thuja occidentalis ), an evergreen that develops a narrow, pyramidal outline.
• Among the trees that flourish in damp earth are the red or swamp maple ( Acer rubrum ), whose small red flowers brighten in early spring and whose silvery ridged trunks are especially handsome in winter; the serviceberry ( Amelanchier arborea ), which bears its white flowers briefly in early summer; the river birch, a fast-growing native whose handsome peeling bark is a reddish gold, and the native Eastern white cedar ( Thuja occidentalis ), an evergreen that develops a narrow, pyramidal outline.