chinquapin

1 Most of the trees planted were different types of native oak, including swamp white, burr, red and chinquapin.

2 The fellows were gathering chinquapin acorns most of the time, and some of them were getting ready to make wagons to gather walnuts in.

3 Our first step was to prepare a chinquapin whistle.

4 The developing status quo and prospect production area of the Chinquapin in our country is analyzed.

分析了我国锥栗主产区发展现状与前景,针对当前锥栗主产区发展中存在的问题,提出今后发展对策措施.

5 He and Mars Henry played marbles together, fished or swam the millpond, searched the woods for chinquapins or hickory nuts.

6 The chinquapin oak died in the 1990s but was still standing in 2005 when Jackson and others surveyed the area again.

7 Sweet were the chinquapins growing by thy brink, Sweet the cool spring-water in the gourd to drink, Beautiful the lilies when the tide declined, As if night receding had left some stars behind.

8 A comrade of the chinquapin, He looks into its knotted eyes And sees its heart; and, deep within, Its soul that makes him wise.

9 Fruit and leaf fossils from the site, called Laguna del Hunco, belong to a still-living genus of trees called Castanopsis, or chinquapin, that today is found largely in the mountain rainforests of Southeast Asia.

10 We are going to the Hermitage woods for chinquapins, and you must come too.

11 The woods were stocked with oak, hickory, chestnut, beech, chinquapin, and persimmon trees and shrubs, the fruits of which were all grouped under the general term mast.

12 Rare plants, including small Ozark chinquapin trees, are found here.

13 Among shrubs and bushes, the many kinds of sweet-scented ceanothus or deer brush, manzanita, chokecherry, chinquapin, and dogwood are most noticed.

14 Baby Carter was on the mat at our feet, bulging his eyes and swelling his cheeks in futile efforts to extort a squeak from a chinquapin whistle his father had made for him.

15 The strongest chinquapins will be chosen for propagation.

16 A chinquapin fife lends itself more readily to the patriotic, step-and-go-fetch-it melody than to any other in the national répertoire.

17 The fishing for bass, bluegills and redear sunfish — also known as the chinquapin in Cajun country — was a bit slow in the wake of recent deluges that raised the water in the miles of canals a foot or so.

18 The summer green of the chinquapin burrs had given place to a richer coloring; the sumac and blackberry bushes flushed red in the sunlight.

19 Add chinquapins to the number of scarce trees, and the list is complete.

20 Here in Pennsylvania, and south of Mason and Dixon's line, there grows a delightful small tree, brother to the chestnut, bearing especially sweet little nuts which we know as chinquapins.

1 数种

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2 板栗

chestnut

3 栗子

chestnut

4 壳斗科

oak chestnut rauli live oak scrub oak kermes oak cork oak chestnut oak bur oak holm oak turkey oak