conifer English

Meaning conifer meaning

What does conifer mean?

conifer

— noun any gymnospermous tree or shrub bearing cones

Synonyms conifer synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as conifer?

conifer English » English

coniferous tree

pine tree

needle-leaved tree

coniferophyte

softwood tree

softwood

pine

needle-tree

conifers

coniferals

arborvitae

Topics conifer topics

What do people use conifer to talk about?

Universe, creation Plant

Tree

• What words refer to general types of trees?
  broadleaf conifer coniferous cycad deciduous evergreen fir fruit tree palm pine timber

Examples conifer examples

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There is no grass, only conifer forests and fern prairies.

Many of the plants in these unique conifer and fern forests have specially adapted to lie dormant during the dark of winter.

That road leads to Conifer. You want to go to South Park, you gotta go down that road.

Two Towers Video Store, in Conifer.

Conifer?

Reinforcements have arrived from the nursing home in Conifer.

Now batting for Conifer is little Alan Barkas.

Boy, you really beat the crap out of that Conifer dad.

Creatures are scarce because few can eat conifer needles.

At least the conifer's seeds are edible but they're protected within armor plated cones and it takes a specialist to reach them.

The capercaillie can also digest conifer needles but feeding is not it's priority at the moment.

The American conifer forests may not be the richest in animal life but their trees are extraordinary.

The spring blooms of the deciduous woodlands have no equivalent in either the great conifer forests, or the tropical jungles.

I'm going home with a bamboo and a conifer.

Rapid conifer growth and the cutting of firebreaks have increasingly made the local geography unfamiliar.

Conifer.

The conifer is generic.

Firstly, conifer bark fibers under her sandals.

Like conifer bark?

A conifer.

It was the conifer and this is one of its trunks.

The biggest living organism of any kind is a conifer, the giant sequoia of California that grows to 112 metres, 367 feet high.

So, the wood sample that you sent to me from the scrapings from the wine cellar floor came from a deciduous conifer called the larch tree.

And we were in trouble, and that's when this giant conifer tree leaned over and began to speak to us told us to follow the valley downhill, turn right at the weeping boulder, and that would take us to the road right by our ski lodge.

And so that day, I said that I would help guide others the way that conifer had guided us, and here I am.