mallee scrub造句

• Originally the Mallee was covered in thick mallee scrub.
• It is less common in mallee scrub.
• The first Mallee Scrub and planted crops.
• The conservation park covers of coastal dunes, containing a lake and areas of Mallee scrub.
• The area is said to contain rare mallee scrub ( Eucalyptus Obstans, formerly Obtusiflora ).
• Tintinara is situated in what was an unproductive region because of its poor sandy soils, and low mallee scrub and heath vegetation.
• Coomandook is near the edge of the vast mallee scrub area which stretches from western Victoria across into the south east of South Australia.
• The western and eastern sections of the headland contain rare examples of the once extensive Port Jackson mallee scrub ( Eucalyptus Obstans, formerly Obtusiflora ).
• Mallee scrub originally covered large parts of southern Australia, and when farmers moved into these areas they found it peculiarly difficult to clear the land.
• Tracks available include the Border Track, Desert Loop and the Ngarkat track and each take in the scenery of the dense mallee scrub and sand dunes.
• The following state of significance was published in 1980 : This small park ( sic ) preserves a diversity of coastal communities ranging from coastal mallee scrub through to mangrove flats.
• Before the less infertile soils were fertilised and developed for the production of wheat and barley the whole region was covered in a dense mallee scrub of deep-rooting eucalypts that regenerated after the frequent bushfires in the region.
• As at Charlton Henry Edward worked as a farmer and building and roads contractor, conducting road works in and around the township, and overseeing on behalf of the council engineer the clearing of mallee scrub from different properties.
• Botanist Ferdinand von Mueller first formally described the species in 1855 in " Transactions of the Philosophical Society of Victoria ", noting its occurrence in " the Mallee Scrub on the Murray River and Gulf St Vincent . " The name honours Hans Hermann Behr who first discovered the species.
• Stanbridge befriended the Booroung people near Lake Tyrrell, and presented the results to Victoria's Scientific Community The possibilities are that the Borung Highway was named for this tribe, or as is written in the history of the town of Borung the town " takes its name from an Aboriginal word meaning the broad leafed mallee scrub"