stunted tree उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Beyond the trees, the battlefield stretches to the horizon, with a wood of stunted trees on the right hand side and to the left a series of seven zigzag streams, that also fail to reach the horizon and escape.
2. Near Walluf was also once found the easternmost entrance through the " Rheingauer Geb�ck ", an impenetrable 50 to 100 meter-wide  hedge of stunted trees which formed a kind of border defense to protect against attacks from the north.
3. In winter, the male selects an area of ground, usually a small open space between the stunted trees of the mallee, and scrapes a depression about across and just under deep in the sandy soil by raking backwards with his feet.
4. Scientists say it has killed stunted trees in New Hampshire, damaged evergreens in Colorado and helped deteriorate Civil War monuments at Gettysburg, Pa . It begins in the Midwest, as coal-burning plants send sulfur, nitrogen and particulates into the easterly winds.
5. Then his next sentence begins : " I had traveled past clumps of runty stunted trees and ugly houses ( the person who just muttered, " Oh, there he goes again ! " must read no further ) . . . ."
6. The road climbs steeply but gradually through belts of hardwood and softwood trees to a sub-arctic zone of century-old but stunted trees that resemble bonsai and, finally, onto to the bare, wind-swept peak . " The higher you go the colder and windier it gets, " says Kennedy.
7. True, they are rather small, stunted trees ( in fact, I'm beginning to think one of them may be an over-achieving weed . ) But given enough years, or perhaps centuries, they will be tall and wide and leafy and, in the spring, will rain cubic yards of tent-caterpillar doots onto our house and cars.
8. "" Scattered whitish rocks stand out like bones, a thin topsoil where bushes languish, some mountain flowers and stunted trees . . . these mountains form almost everywhere a dreadful desert which will not have more inhabitants : this is the Sahara without the sun of Africa, with the snows of Siberia . " " ( P . Joanne ).
9. Two zones can be distinguished in the arctic timberline : a forest tundra zone of scattered patches of krummholz or stunted trees, with larger trees along rivers and on sheltered sites set in a matrix of tundra; and  open boreal forest or  lichen woodland, consisting of open groves of erect trees underlain by carpet of " Cladonia " spp . lichens.