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cedar elm::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | ulmus crassifolia |
| Type of | elm, elm tree |
Examples of cedar elm
cedar elm
A fungus called ganoderma is common in red oaks, cedar elm, pecan, live oak, pears and photinia.
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Cedar elm The small leaves of this adaptable native elm are glossy green in spring and golden-yellow in fall.
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In the Ritters'front yard, the cedar elm, starved for water, is losing its leaves several months ahead of schedule.
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My mother, her eldest grandchild, dutifully broke twigs off our cedar elm for Ma when she needed a fresh dipper for her powdered snuff.
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This week she coordinated the planting of 100 olive, fruit, incense cedar, elm, maple and oak trees at Lindhurst High School in Yuba County.
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He said unseasonably warm temperatures led to relatively high levels of cedar and elm pollen.
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They can catch the southern breezes and shade from the giant cottonwood, oak, cedar and elm trees.
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The island's forests are home to many varieties of trees, such as maple, birch, elm, cedar, pine, and spruce.
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The sawmill that was constructed in the thick woods of maple, oak, elm, red cedar and basswood was the first privately-operated mill in Minnesota west of the Mississippi River.
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