pawpaw tree造句

• Paw Paw is named for the pawpaw trees which once grew along the Paw Paw River.
• The leaves, twigs, and bark of the common pawpaw tree contain natural insecticides known as acetogenins.
• However, the pawpaw trees are less common at present due to the clearing of the shade trees that pawpaws require.
• Another plus : The bark, leaves and twigs of pawpaw trees have pesticide-like compounds that repel insects and diseases.
• Chris Chmiel, who sells pawpaw products at his farm near Albany, Ohio, gets his supply from wild pawpaw trees.
• The graveyard holds the remains of six McCoys, including three who were tied to pawpaw trees and executed by the Hatfields in 1882.
• An experimental planting of pawpaw trees on the high school grounds failed to flourish due to its location in an open, sunny field.
• At issue now is access to a cemetery where three McCoy boys were buried after being tied to pawpaw trees and executed by the Hatfields in 1882.
• The large leaves of pawpaw trees are clustered symmetrically at the ends of the branches, giving a distinctive imbricated appearance to the tree's foliage.
• The native Muskogean Indians named the river " Ulcofauchatchie ", meaning " a river among the bog potato ", otherwise known as the pawpaw tree.
• The pawpaw tree, which grows wild in the nation's eastern half, bears a green fruit, normally 3 inches to 6 inches long and weighing about a pound.
• The cemetery, which holds remains of three McCoy boys who were tied to pawpaw trees and executed by the Hatfields in 1882, is too important historically to remain closed to the public, McCoy contends.
• The royal family of Fiapre is known as " Brofrease ", because tradition has it that when they reported on the state of their newly found land, they said it was as soft " as under a pawpaw tree ".
• One is the place where three McCoys _ Tolbert, Pharmer and Randolph McCoy Jr . _ were tied to pawpaw trees and shot to death in 1882 by an unofficial posse organized by Devil Anse Hatfield, patriarch of the Hatfield family.
• The . 7 mile Alapocas Woods Trail, with the . 3 mile PawPaw loop extension, is another trail through the natural areas of the park's western section and is a good place to see the park's mature pawpaw trees.
• But there was Tommy Thompson, bushwhacking his way through buckbrush and elm saplings and pawpaw trees, scrambling up slopes so steep you had to grab onto any twig within reach and thrust your toes into a wall of loose dirt to keep from tumbling backward.