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- noun Plural form of
taxodium .
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Examples
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For the Bukkabrany site, between $220,000 and $270,000 will be needed to preserve the taxodiums, scientists said.
8-Million-Yr-Old Forest Wows Archaeologists | Impact Lab 2007
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Archaelogists announced the find last week after uncovering the mysterious forest of taxodiums, a kind of swamp cypress, after a few days of digging.
8-Million-Yr-Old Forest Wows Archaeologists | Impact Lab 2007
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These soon assimilate and dissolve and leave an ashes of rose haze on all far-away objects, when receding twilight spreads its veil and shuts from view all but the mountain outlines, the giant taxodiums and the fantastic fissures of the canyons beneath.
The California Birthday Book Various
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The black taxodiums, standing thickly, usurped the ground, their umbellated crowns covered with hoary epiphytes, whose pendulous drapery shut out the sun, that would otherwise have nourished on that rich soil a luxuriant herbaceous vegetation.
The Quadroon Adventures in the Far West Mayne Reid 1850
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Even the king of winged creatures, the white-headed eagle, was more than once within range of my gun, screaming his maniac note among the tops of the tall taxodiums.
The Quadroon Adventures in the Far West Mayne Reid 1850
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Veres said the taxodiums were drying up before his eyes as the trunks "have lost their cellulose, which worked as a glue for the trees’ cell membranes."
8-Million-Yr-Old Forest Wows Archaeologists | Impact Lab 2007
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