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美:[ˈtulɪp tri]
英:[ˈtju:lip tri:]
美:[ˈtulɪp tri]
郁金香属植物;
noun
a tall North American timber tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) of the magnolia family having large greenish-yellow tulip-shaped flowers and soft white wood used especially for cabinetwork and woodenware called alsotulip poplar, yellow poplar
any of various trees other than the tulip tree with tulip-shaped flowers
The first known use of tulip tree was in 1705
tumplinenoun
a strap placed over the forehead or chest and used to support or help support a pack on the back or to haul a load
tumbledownadjective
dilapidated
a tumbledown shack
tulip treenoun
a tall North American timber tree related to the magnolias and having large greenish yellow tulip-shaped flowers and soft white wood used especially for cabinetwork
1 The Indiana Department of Natural Resources suggests looking for morels near dead elms, tulip trees and in beech-maple forests.
2 Its aspens are growing at twice the speed normally expected, with fragrant sumac and tulip trees racing to catch up.
3 By his observation, leaves on the trees in the Metroparks started changing color right on time, and the many native species, including black gum, sugar maple, tulip tree, black walnut, American beech and various oaks hit their collective peak around Oct. 18, only a day or so later than usual.
4 Indiana Indiana's state tree is the tulip tree.
5 The first trees chosen for the project were shagbark hickory, tulip trees, sassafras, black tupelo, hackberry and swamp white oak.
6 They’re also being planted alongside native trees like sweet gum, tulip trees and bald cypress, to avoid genetically identical stands of trees known as monocultures; non-engineered poplars are being planted as experimental controls.
7 Between anonymous glass office buildings and tidy single-story houses, there were huge expanses of open space: a flock of ibises screeched from an enormous tulip tree; an African spoonbill waded on fuchsia legs along the edges of a muddy river; birds of prey circled above me, riding thermals.
8 The list of tree species going in on Eaton and W. 214th Street includes goldenrain, American hornbeam, autumn fire hornbeam to frontier hybrid elm, thornless cockspur hawthorn, scotch pine, swamp white oak, bald cypress, green vase zelkova, heritage birch tree form and tulip tree.
1 美国鹅掌楸
2 木兰科
3 参照
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