christmas berries造句

• Christmas berry is an upright perennial shrub that grows tall.
• Mechanical control of Christmas berry is a challenge.
• There is also an Christmas berry ( " Schinus terebinthifolius " ).
• Christmas berry prefers moist soil and germination can occur from pH 4 to pH 10.
• Christmas berry is viewed as an environmental weed in Australia, particularly in its rainforests.
• Christmas berry is an invasive species in the southeastern United States, escaping captivity in wooded areas of Florida in 1982.
• The dense foliage of Christmas berry shades out native seedlings of the understory by decreasing the amount of light reaching the forest floor by as much as 70 %.
• The diversity of native plant species in the presence of this invasive is greatly diminished through lowered germination rates in the face of the thick cover of Christmas berry.
• If a mechanical method is used to control the plant, the site must be regularly monitored for at least a year in order to ensure elimination of Christmas berry.
• The animals are extremely destructive to the habitat, rooting the soil, tearing down larger vegetation, uprooting small plants and seedlings, and transporting the seeds of Christmas berry ( " Schinus terebinthifolius " ).
• Hikers will spot ceanothus, mountain mahogany, yucca, California lilac, manzanita, black sage, holly-leaf cherry, sumac, chamise, serviceberry, lemonade berry, Christmas berry, wild buckwheat, sticky-leaf monkey flower, popcorn flower, woolly blue curls, dudleya, owl's clover, blue-eyed grass, ferns and a shady grove of bays, oaks and sycamores.