shepherdias Antonyms
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Meaning of shepherdias
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shepherdias (pl.)
of Shepherdia
shepherdias Sentence Examples
- The shepherdias, with their silvery foliage, contrasted vividly against the dark green ponderosa pines.
- The ripe shepherdias were bursting with a sweet and tangy juice that stained the fingers purple.
- Shepherdias provide a valuable food source for wildlife, including birds, bears, and coyotes.
- The tart berries of the shepherdias found their way into jams, jellies, and syrups.
- Native Americans traditionally used shepherdias to treat sore throats, fever, and dysentery.
- Shepherdias thrive in arid environments and can withstand drought conditions.
- The nitrogen-fixing nodules on shepherdias help improve soil health and fertility.
- The sharp thorns on shepherdias deterred predators and protected the fruit from damage.
- The dense thickets of shepherdias provided shelter and nesting sites for birds and small mammals.
- The unique flavor of shepherdias inspired chefs to create innovative culinary delights, including desserts and cocktails.
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of Shepherdia
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The shepherdias, with their silvery foliage, contrasted vividly against the dark green ponderosa pines.
The ripe shepherdias were bursting with a sweet and tangy juice that stained the fingers purple.
Shepherdias provide a valuable food source for wildlife, including birds, bears, and coyotes.
The tart berries of the shepherdias found their way into jams, jellies, and syrups.
