adansonia造句

• The baobab ( " Adansonia digitata " ) belongs to the family Bombacaceae.
• He named more than 100 mollusc species and even a few genera ( " Adansonia"
• A good example of this situation can be illustrated with baobab ( " Adansonia digitata " ).
• Some 7 km further to the northwest are located the famous Baobab Amoureux-two Adansonia za trees twisted together.
• It has been implicated in the widespread mortality of Baobab ( " Adansonia digitata " ) trees in Southern Africa.
• Baobabs ( genus " Adansonia " ) store large amounts of water in the very soft wood in their trunks.
• One characteristic feature of the coastal area is the baobab ( " Adansonia Digitata ", or imbondeiro, in Portuguese ).
• In southern Africa, the species nest in drier and denuded terrain than expected such as " Adansonia " stands on semi-arid hillsides.
• In Zimbabwe, the crowned eagle can be found in quite open woods with " Adansonia " trees and may occasionally forage in savanna and secondary growth.
• Examples of plants that benefit from this arrangement include the baobabs of the genus " Adansonia " and the sausage tree ( " Kigelia " ).
• In the savannas the most characteristic trees are the monkey bread tree or baobab ( " Adansonia digitata " ), Mediterranean, the Himalaya and Indo-China.
• ""'Adansonia madagascariensis " "'is one of six species of endemic to Madagascar, where it occurs in the Madagascar dry deciduous forests.
• The island has a high coral rag forest with tall trees like " Adansonia digitata " baobabs, which has, in recent years, started to be subjected to extensive clearing.
• Along the Avenue in some 260 m long segment are remaining some 20-25 trees about 30 meters in height, of the species " Adansonia grandidieri ", endemic to Madagascar.
• "Adansonia " trees produce faint growth rings, probably annually, but they are not reliable for aging specimens, because they are difficult to count and may fade away as the wood ages.
• It is therefore sometimes confused both with the Baobab ( " Adansonia digitata " ) or with the genera " Calpidia " or " Pisonia " which all have similar fleshy trunks.
• Notable endemics include two species of baobab, " Adansonia za " and " A . grandidieri " ( near threatened and endangered, respectively ), and succulents in the genus " Pachypodium ".
• The designation at CITES is FR 75A . It publishes the botanical periodical " Adansonia " and journals on the flora of New Caledonia, Madagascar and Comoro Islands, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam, Cameroon, and Gabon.
• Above these are the very old beaches at an elevation where the rich vegetation consists of baobab " ( Adansonia digitata " ) and ron palm " ( Borassus aethiopum ) " species interspersed with shrubs and grassland.
• The baobabs or " bottle trees " ( " Adansonia " spp . ) are important icons in certain parts of Africa, Australia and Madagascar, noted for their immensely stout trunk development, a mechanism for enhancing water storage.