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called alder thickets. They are found primarily north of the tension zone. .... Alder thicket Shrub-carr. Panicled aster {Aster simplex) ...
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A thicket is typically a dense aggregation of shrubs, which are erect woody plants, often with multiple stems at the base. In many landscapes, thickets present some of the most difficult terrain... ... Water soaks into the ground, which is called infiltration. Underneath the surface of the Earth, the water is...
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Near the eastern edge of the central plateau of Tanzania occurs the so-called Itigi thicket consisting of coppicing shrubs ranging from 2.5 to 5 m in height with occasionally a flat-topped tree up to 7.5 m projecting through its canopy...
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All three species are small-stature, thicket-forming shrubs with arching, vaselike habits, and they grow from two to five feet tall and three to five feet wide. Leaves are opposite, oval to lance-shaped, and finely toothed.
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At issue was the recent removal of a grove of trees and a thicket of shrubs on the north side of a knoll in the cemetery. ... Former town historian Stephen Herring has called the tree removal "clear cutting."
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Invasions of nonnative plants into forests of the Southern United States continue to go unchecked and unmonitored. ... Both thicket-forming shrubs, semi-evergreen, to 30 ft (9 m) tall, soft woody, multi-stemmed with long leafy branches, from rootsprouts and seeds.
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Click for a printable version of this puzzle. ... 30. Least passable, as a thicket of shrubs; 32. Noted fisherman, casually; 33. Heads of some orgs. 35. Author of the line: "If called by a panther, don't anther"; 36. Issue possibility; 37. Kind of sch. 38. Aberdeen since;
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