tallow trees造句

• Q : We had a tallow tree that needed to be removed.
• In Texas, Chinese tallow trees are billed as the worst of the worst.
• Although tallow trees are leguminous, they do not fix significant amounts of nitrogen.
• Like the tallow trees, several pesky aquatic plants in Southeast Texas were brought here intentionally.
• For a day or two, the color of the leaves rival tallow trees and other competitors.
• Once they do, they are difficult to eradicate; the increasingly ubiquitous Chinese tallow tree is a prime example.
• In one year a tallow tree can put up 20 saplings, enough to take over a field in just a few years, he said.
• I think exotic species tend to have a negative impact down the road, whether you're talking about zebra mussels, fire ants or Chinese tallow trees ."
• Chinese tallow tree ( " Sapium sebiferum " ) : Those of us who like big trees, especially in our yards, might find it hard to acknowledge that the tallow is such a bad guy.
• Controlling Chinese tallow trees is a matter of educating the public not to plant them as ornamental shade trees ( birds disperse the seeds ) and physically removing the trees, which are invading the reforested area of the refuge.
• Grass carp have stripped lakes and bayous of all vegetation; Chinese tallow trees have overwhelmed coastal prairies; water hyacinths have clogged waterways; salt cedars have sucked springs dry; and nutria have destroyed valuable wetlands with their tunnels.
• Many different vernacular names exist for this species, including the English, sweet dattock or tallow tree, and the French, dankh or petit d閠ar, as well as Abu-laili ( in Sudan ) or Tamba Dala ( in Mali ).
• "We used to say, ` That's where the monkeys live,'and that's how it got its name, " says LeBeouf as he looks around the abandoned barracks, gray houses on stilts hidden in an overgrown forest of Chinese tallow trees.