Definition of old-growth in English:

old-growth

adjective

(of a tree, forest, etc.) never felled; mature.
upland mesic forest habitats were predominately old-growth
Example sentencesExamples
- Bulldozing old-growth trees will make way for money-making species such as eucalyptus, teak and bamboo.
- No one was cutting old-growth white- and red-pine forests.
- Manker himself tried to find the tree in 1955 but found only stumps of cut old-growth trees in the area.
- All nests the researchers found were in old-growth trees.
- The yew tree is found only in old-growth forests, so it has now become a potential problem, along with the spotted owl, in trying to save these forests.
- Tree sitters can spend months camped on platforms in old-growth trees, hoping to call attention to the environmental effects of logging.
- The practice of clear felling old-growth forests is deeply objectionable to a large percentage of the Tasmanian population.
- When fires do occur in old-growth forests, they rarely kill the larger trees, which have thick, fire-resistant bark.
- In an old-growth forest, rotting trees sprouting new saplings are a common sight.
- Even the landscaping goes beyond merely preserving the existing old-growth trees and heritage plants indigenous to the region.
- They are often found in mature and old-growth forests, but will breed in second growth as long as there are some large nesting trees.
- I subdivided the samples of old-growth trees at Bailey Woods according to slope position and aspect.
- The marbled murrelet, a threatened seabird species, nests primarily in old-growth trees up to 75 kilometers from the coast.
- The kinds of birds and animals that have not yet returned are mostly species preferring old-growth forest habitat.
- The Nerussa River, a secluded waterway surrounded by peat bogs and old-growth oak forests, meandered through this area.
- In much of the country, Barred Owls are associated with large trees in old-growth forests.
- Our study examined seed dispersal of trees in an old-growth forest.
- The main casualties are tree species characteristic of old-growth forests.
- Tents are set in a canyon across from El Capitan State Beach, amid old-growth oak and sycamore trees.
- You can only cut an old-growth forest or raze a historically significant building once - then all you have is a parking lot.

Definition of old-growth in US English:

old-growth

adjective

(of a tree or forested area) never felled, harvested, or cleared; mature.
old-growth forests
Example sentencesExamples
- The main casualties are tree species characteristic of old-growth forests.
- Even the landscaping goes beyond merely preserving the existing old-growth trees and heritage plants indigenous to the region.
- They are often found in mature and old-growth forests, but will breed in second growth as long as there are some large nesting trees.
- The practice of clear felling old-growth forests is deeply objectionable to a large percentage of the Tasmanian population.
- Our study examined seed dispersal of trees in an old-growth forest.
- Tents are set in a canyon across from El Capitan State Beach, amid old-growth oak and sycamore trees.
- Manker himself tried to find the tree in 1955 but found only stumps of cut old-growth trees in the area.
- In an old-growth forest, rotting trees sprouting new saplings are a common sight.
- In much of the country, Barred Owls are associated with large trees in old-growth forests.
- All nests the researchers found were in old-growth trees.
- You can only cut an old-growth forest or raze a historically significant building once - then all you have is a parking lot.
- I subdivided the samples of old-growth trees at Bailey Woods according to slope position and aspect.
- No one was cutting old-growth white- and red-pine forests.
- Bulldozing old-growth trees will make way for money-making species such as eucalyptus, teak and bamboo.
- Tree sitters can spend months camped on platforms in old-growth trees, hoping to call attention to the environmental effects of logging.
- The yew tree is found only in old-growth forests, so it has now become a potential problem, along with the spotted owl, in trying to save these forests.
- The Nerussa River, a secluded waterway surrounded by peat bogs and old-growth oak forests, meandered through this area.
- The kinds of birds and animals that have not yet returned are mostly species preferring old-growth forest habitat.
- The marbled murrelet, a threatened seabird species, nests primarily in old-growth trees up to 75 kilometers from the coast.
- When fires do occur in old-growth forests, they rarely kill the larger trees, which have thick, fire-resistant bark.

单词	old-growth
释义	Definition of old-growth in English: old-growth adjective (of a tree, forest, etc.) never felled; mature. upland mesic forest habitats were predominately old-growth Example sentencesExamples Bulldozing old-growth trees will make way for money-making species such as eucalyptus, teak and bamboo. No one was cutting old-growth white- and red-pine forests. Manker himself tried to find the tree in 1955 but found only stumps of cut old-growth trees in the area. All nests the researchers found were in old-growth trees. The yew tree is found only in old-growth forests, so it has now become a potential problem, along with the spotted owl, in trying to save these forests. Tree sitters can spend months camped on platforms in old-growth trees, hoping to call attention to the environmental effects of logging. The practice of clear felling old-growth forests is deeply objectionable to a large percentage of the Tasmanian population. When fires do occur in old-growth forests, they rarely kill the larger trees, which have thick, fire-resistant bark. In an old-growth forest, rotting trees sprouting new saplings are a common sight. Even the landscaping goes beyond merely preserving the existing old-growth trees and heritage plants indigenous to the region. They are often found in mature and old-growth forests, but will breed in second growth as long as there are some large nesting trees. I subdivided the samples of old-growth trees at Bailey Woods according to slope position and aspect. The marbled murrelet, a threatened seabird species, nests primarily in old-growth trees up to 75 kilometers from the coast. The kinds of birds and animals that have not yet returned are mostly species preferring old-growth forest habitat. The Nerussa River, a secluded waterway surrounded by peat bogs and old-growth oak forests, meandered through this area. In much of the country, Barred Owls are associated with large trees in old-growth forests. Our study examined seed dispersal of trees in an old-growth forest. The main casualties are tree species characteristic of old-growth forests. Tents are set in a canyon across from El Capitan State Beach, amid old-growth oak and sycamore trees. You can only cut an old-growth forest or raze a historically significant building once - then all you have is a parking lot. Definition of old-growth in US English: old-growth adjective (of a tree or forested area) never felled, harvested, or cleared; mature. old-growth forests Example sentencesExamples The main casualties are tree species characteristic of old-growth forests. Even the landscaping goes beyond merely preserving the existing old-growth trees and heritage plants indigenous to the region. They are often found in mature and old-growth forests, but will breed in second growth as long as there are some large nesting trees. The practice of clear felling old-growth forests is deeply objectionable to a large percentage of the Tasmanian population. Our study examined seed dispersal of trees in an old-growth forest. Tents are set in a canyon across from El Capitan State Beach, amid old-growth oak and sycamore trees. Manker himself tried to find the tree in 1955 but found only stumps of cut old-growth trees in the area. In an old-growth forest, rotting trees sprouting new saplings are a common sight. In much of the country, Barred Owls are associated with large trees in old-growth forests. All nests the researchers found were in old-growth trees. You can only cut an old-growth forest or raze a historically significant building once - then all you have is a parking lot. I subdivided the samples of old-growth trees at Bailey Woods according to slope position and aspect. No one was cutting old-growth white- and red-pine forests. Bulldozing old-growth trees will make way for money-making species such as eucalyptus, teak and bamboo. Tree sitters can spend months camped on platforms in old-growth trees, hoping to call attention to the environmental effects of logging. The yew tree is found only in old-growth forests, so it has now become a potential problem, along with the spotted owl, in trying to save these forests. The Nerussa River, a secluded waterway surrounded by peat bogs and old-growth oak forests, meandered through this area. The kinds of birds and animals that have not yet returned are mostly species preferring old-growth forest habitat. The marbled murrelet, a threatened seabird species, nests primarily in old-growth trees up to 75 kilometers from the coast. When fires do occur in old-growth forests, they rarely kill the larger trees, which have thick, fire-resistant bark.
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