london plane tree造句

• One of the London plane trees closest to the trade center was uprooted.
• The main streets were planted with London plane trees.
• Placed along the perimeter fencing are London Plane trees and Cedar of Lebanon.
• This section of the street is flanked on one side by large London Plane trees.
• A . Sycamore anthracnose, a fungus disease, affects American sycamore and London plane trees.
• The park has rose-colored granite pavers indicating a winding path and London plane trees.
• Upper Sproul Plaza also features a double row of the London Plane trees characteristic of the Berkeley campus.
• Giant London plane trees shed their last leaves in the quiet square, and vines curl out of ceramic pots.
• London plane trees ( Platanus racemosa ) follow the stream in a sort of extended allee, 10 to a side.
• London plane trees, which are a hybrid of American sycamore and Oriental plane, are quite similar looking to American sycamores.
• The walls are illuminated and decorated with pictures of leaves of the London Plane trees that can be found on La Rambla.
• Q . The London plane trees in my Brooklyn neighborhood are all afflicted with what a Parks Department employee told me was anthracnose disease.
• At some point in the 20th century, a row of London Plane Trees, was planted and formal car-parking space was created.
• Half a dozen London plane trees, some up to 30 inches in diameter, were downed in front of the American Museum of Natural History.
• When Cleveland was replanting its Public Square in 1978, Sydnor said, " They put a whole bunch of London plane trees in there.
• Early evidence of efforts to beautify the surrounds exist in the sole remaining London Plane tree ( Platanus acerifolia ), one of five planted in 1870.
• In addition to the magnificent, tall London Plane trees ( Platanus x hispanica ), there are flowering Cherry trees, extensive lawns and colourful flower beds.
• Covering the asphalt grounds at Riverside Park around 101st Street in designer beige, to match the masonry and London plane trees, cost more than $ 1 million.
• These are London plane trees ( planted in 1905 for the opening of the park ), which provide an oval frame for the sports fields in the middle.
• While some of the trees in the reserve and surrounding areas were retained, the Moreton Bay Figs along Barrack Street were removed and replaced with London plane trees.