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- noun Plural form of
conifer .
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Chickadee, nutchatch [sic] presence in conifers increases tree growth, says CU-Boulder study
August 1st, 2007 2007
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Evergreens with needles and cones pines, spruces and firs are called conifers.
How To Buy & Sell just about Everything Jeff Wuorio 2003
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Evergreens with needles and cones pines, spruces and firs are called conifers.
How To Buy & Sell just about Everything Jeff Wuorio 2003
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Evergreens with needles and cones pines, spruces and firs are called conifers.
How To Buy & Sell just about Everything Jeff Wuorio 2003
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The mountains are incredibly beautiful in the fall: the conifers are a dark green backdrop to the bright orange, yellow, and red foliage of the hardwoods.
Archive 2009-10-01 e 2009
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The mountains are incredibly beautiful in the fall: the conifers are a dark green backdrop to the bright orange, yellow, and red foliage of the hardwoods.
Walk down memory lane e 2009
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Modern gymnosperms, such as conifers, first appeared in their current recognizable forms in the early Triassic.
Mesozoic 2008
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Along with loss of conservation values, weed species such as conifers can reduced stream water yield, reduced profitability of pastoral farming, restrict access for recreation, and generally transform the landscape.
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A group of researchers literally watched meristem genes turn on and off in a cyclical fashion in the developing roots of higher plants, such as conifers and ferns, according to a study published in
News from The Scientist Vanessa Schipani 2010
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The images appear to show rows of dark "conifers" sprouting from dunes and hills on the planet surface.
Latest Articles 2010
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