Translation of broadleaved in Spanish:
broadleaved
de hoja ancha, adj.
adjective
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de hoja ancha- It mainly parasitizes alfalfa, but also attacks some horticultural crops, legumes, and broadleaved weeds, though it is seldom found on woody plants, grasses, or cereals.
- For example, if an herbicide controls broadleaved weeds but not grasses, grasses will fill the entire field.
- But the inventory shows that the area planted with native pine and broadleaved species, which provide better habitats for wildlife, is expanding.
- The female builds the nest on an outer branch of a small willow, alder, big-leafed maple, cottonwood, or other broadleaved tree or shrub.
- They often nest in conifers, but will sometimes nest in aspen, oak, or other broadleaved trees.
- Our results show that shading can ameliorate low temperature stress in Eucalyptus pauciflora, one of the most freeze hardy of broadleaved evergreen trees.
- Pitch-pine forest Made up primarily of pitch pine or a mixture of pitch pine and shortleaf pine, this kind of forest often includes a few broadleaved trees, particularly blackjack oak, post oak, and chinquapin oak.
- Their non-breeding habitat is determined by available food, but often contains mountain ash, ash, maple, and other broadleaved trees.
- Evening Grosbeaks breed in mixed conifer forests, but will used broadleaved trees for nesting and foraging.
- Field Margins are places where traditional grasses and broadleaved plants can grow.
- By mid-afternoon conifers predominated, and as the sun set, its mellow rays swept across a forest in which few broadleaved trees could be seen.
- Winder Intake became a Site of Special Scientific Interest ten years ago, and important plant species are birdseye primrose and the broadleaved cotton grass.
- Small, broadleaved, shallow-rooted weeds (such as knotweed) may indicate soil compaction, which is common along sidewalks and driveways.
- Usually, Titanotrichum can be found around the headwaters of streams under subtropical broadleaved rain forest dominated by Fagaceae and Lauraceae.