thin-leaved stringybark Antonyms
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Meaning of thin-leaved stringybark
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thin-leaved stringybark (n)
stringybark having white wood
thin-leaved stringybark Sentence Examples
- The thin-leaved stringybark trees cast long shadows across the arid landscape.
- The delicate leaves of the thin-leaved stringybark fluttered gently in the breeze.
- The smooth, pale bark of the thin-leaved stringybark peeled off in thin sheets.
- The tall, slender trunk of the thin-leaved stringybark reached towards the sky.
- The thin-leaved stringybark provided a home for a variety of birds and insects.
- The thin, fibrous leaves of the thin-leaved stringybark were used by Aboriginal people for medicinal purposes.
- The thin-leaved stringybark is a common tree in the eucalyptus forests of Australia.
- The thin-leaved stringybark is characterized by its long, thin leaves and stringy bark.
- The thin-leaved stringybark is a slow-growing tree that can live for hundreds of years.
- The thin-leaved stringybark is an important part of the Australian ecosystem.
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stringybark having white wood
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The thin-leaved stringybark trees cast long shadows across the arid landscape.
The delicate leaves of the thin-leaved stringybark fluttered gently in the breeze.
The smooth, pale bark of the thin-leaved stringybark peeled off in thin sheets.
The tall, slender trunk of the thin-leaved stringybark reached towards the sky.
