macadamia tree造句

• Walkways are lined with tamarind and macadamia trees.
• The H1 and H3 macadamia trees were located between five and ten metres to the south.
• Macadamia trees live 45 or 50 years, although some are at least 110 and still fruitful.
• This is the town where Cowan has her macadamia trees, and she is one of many growers.
• Considered a weed in their native Australia, macadamia trees flourished into a new niche market for Hawaii.
• Iselle's winds also damaged about 1, 000 coffee trees and over 2, 000 macadamia trees.
• From 1931 the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Stock began to promote macadamia tree cultivation as an adjunct to other farming activities.
• Six of their 12 acres overlooking Hilo are planted with macadamia trees because the agricultural use of the land gives them a large tax break.
• The gardens contain many mature trees, including Jacarandas, Camellias, maples, pines, Plane Trees, oaks, Magnolias and Macadamia trees.
• Around this time a small orchard of approximately 30 macadamia trees, including the tree under discussion here, was established at Colliston, although some experimental plantings may have occurred earlier.
• By November 1933 south-east Queensland growers were having success planting macadamia trees between banana plants, in anticipation that the macadamias would become commercially viable when the bananas began to decline.
• University researchers, he said, have been trying to identify vulnerable areas and have begun pilot programs to foster planting of macadamia trees, blackberry shrubs and ornamental plants that contribute less to erosion.
• The world's first commercial orchard of macadamia trees was planted in the early 1880s by Charles Staff at Rous Mill, on the Alstonville plateau, 7 km south west of the centre of town.
• The H2 Hinde tree is the sole surviving of the three macadamia trees on Colliston that were tagged in 1948 by John McGregor Wills, and finally registered as scion wood and assigned cultivar names in 1960.
• The macadamia tree is usually propagated by grafting, and does not begin to produce commercial quantities of seeds until it is 7 10 years old, but once established, may continue bearing for over 100 years.
• Also according to family lore, when his orange trees began to decline ( probably in the 1920s ), Michael Hinde started to cultivate macadamia trees between them, using material from the native trees he had planted in the early 1880s.
• Considering that bird and tree live on different continents and never encounter each other in the wild, how is it then that the macadamia tree disperses its seeds ?-- Kurt Shaped Box 00 : 57, 16 May 2007 ( UTC)
• The H2 Hinde tree cultivated at Colliston has played a key role in this success, first as scion wood, and in the last twenty years, as the parent of most rootstock used to propagate the large majority of commercial orchard macadamia trees in Australia.