How To Use Chaparral In A Sentence
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Chaparral (dominated by red shank, ceanothus, and sage) on southern California mountains, with Mt. Palomar in background, Cleveland National Forest.
California Coastal Range Open Woodland-Shrub-Coniferous Forest - Meadow Province (Bailey)
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At the guard post behind the chaparral bush, Call alternated between being irritated and being worried.
The Lonesome Dove Series
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The vegetation consists of coastal sage scrub, chaparral and groves of Englemann oak and live oak.
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Catpewk Diary Entry
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As he settled himself in the saddle for a long ride he heard the drumming of hoofs, the hollow "thwack" of chaparral against wooden stirrups, the whoop of
Waifs and Strays Part 1
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Chaparral consists primarily of shrub species like the papelillo (Bouganvillea sp.), some cacti and the overo (Cordia lutea) among others and the algarrobal dominated by species of algarrobo (Prosopis spp.) are also vegetative associations of this ecoregion.
Tumbes-Piura dry forests
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Vegetation is wild oat, cheatgrass, flatspine stickweed, California buckthorn, whiteleaf manzanita, honeysuckle, brackenfern, hedgehog dogstail, chaparral coffeeberry, toyon, Pacific poison oak, interior and canyon live oak, Pacific madrone, and scattered ponderosa pine, foothill pine, incense cedar and California black oak.
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A discussion of botanicals such as chaparral, lobelia, wormwood, belladonna, and kava is provided from the point of view of experienced clinicians.
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It is a dense growth of chaparral from three to six or eight feet high, composed chiefly of manzanita, cherry, chincapin, and several species of ceanothus, called deerbrush by the hunters, forming, when in full bloom, one of the most glorious flowerbeds conceivable.
Steep Trails
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Manzanita, scrub oak, chamise, laurel sumac, ceanothus, and buckwheat are types of chaparral, which thrives in Southern California's Mediterranean climate of mild winters with moderate precipitation and hot, dry summers.
Chris McGowan: A Clockwork Apocalypse: The Southern California Wildfire
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Those who build and buy homes amidst chaparral, which is found on the south slope of the mountain adjacent to the city of San Bernardino, are asking for trouble.
The California Wildfires, and Right-Wing Smoke
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Special plant communities include rosaceous chaparral and oak-juniper woodlands.
Proclamation On The Cascade Siskiyou National Monument
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Even with his recent return to top form, Brian Boru's future still hinges on whether or not his celebrated stablemate, reigning turf male champion High Chaparral, will start in the Arc.
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Students from Chaparral and Coronado elementary schools in Higley were taught the Japanese art of kirigami to shape snowflakes that were then attached to artwork representing Arizona.
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Chaparral herbicide from Dow AgroSciences controls buckbrush, western snowberry and coralberry, plus a wide spectrum of hard-to-control broadleaf weeds in grass and pasture lands.
Undefined
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Low gnarly clumps of chaparral--manzanita and greasewood, mainly--bordered the old highway.
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Layne's butterweed grows in open rocky areas of gabbro and serpentine soils within chaparral plant communities.
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The foothills, even under thick chaparral, never lose their bold outlines; the pines upon the farthest ridges preserve their perfect spires; and the low, round-headed oaks, both the roble and the encina, have all been put into the landscape with the same brush.
Art Influence in the West
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Birds and chipmunks feel right at home in this miniature oasis amid the dry chaparral of the Santa Cruz Mountains.
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Farther upland, usually between 3,000 and 5,000 feet, is chaparral, where scrub oaks, manzanitas, and various other shrubs join cacti and yuccas.
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They prefer grasslands, chaparral, and scrub oak areas to forage for food.
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Its roots grow deep in the rocky earth of maquis and chaparral.
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The Mediterranean forests, woodlands and scrub biome (also called chaparral) has a very specific spatial distribution.
Terrestrial biome
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My ecoregion (a subdivision of the area described above) is California coastal sage and chaparral.
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The trail climbs more steeply on the chaparral cloaked canyon wall.
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Another animal frequently seen was the chaparral-cock or road-runner, really the earth cuckoo (_Geococcyx Mexicanus_), called paisano or pheasant, or
Ranching, Sport and Travel
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At middle elevations, dense thickets of shrubs such as desert ceanothus, alderleaf mountain mahogany, and catclaw mimosa form chaparral communities.
Ecoregions of New Mexico (EPA)
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All it then takes is a spark from an arcing electricity cable to ignite grassy kindling and waxy chaparral .
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Chaparral and forests resisted the invasion, and in some places they have held their own even against fire and development.
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The Mediterranean California region is characterized by a mostly evergreen shrub vegetation called chaparral, plus patches of oak woodland, grassland, and some coniferous forest on upper mountain slopes.
Mediterranean California ecoregion (CEC)
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Years of drought in the Tehachapi area, along with tree diseases and bugs among the foothills 'pine and chaparral, have turned the area into a "tinderbox," said county fire Battalion Chief
10News.com - Local News
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Their land is fairly remote, tucked away from customary life on undulating hills and drainage folds that are thickly wooded with live oak and chaparral.
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Kwongan is a term adapted from the Aboriginal Noongar language to cover the various Western Australian types of shrubland, comparable with the maquis, chaparral, and fynbos of other countries with Mediterranean-type systems.
Biological diversity in Southwest Australia
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Less than eight inches tall, the annuals are inconspicuous, and were growing in a balding area between full chaparral and non-native grassland.
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On steep hill and mountain slopes too dry to support oak woodland or oak forest, much of the vegetation is scrub or "dwarf forest" know as chaparral, which varies in composition with elevation and exposure.
California Coastal Chaparral Forest and Shrub Province (Bailey)
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At middle elevations, a chaparral community occurs beneath the trees, composed of shrubs such as desert ceanothus, alderleaf mountain mahogany, and catclaw mimosa.
Ecoregions of Texas (EPA)
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The tasting room has a glorious view of shining Lake Mendocino, set off by the dusty chaparral all around.
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They prefer grasslands, chaparral, and scrub oak areas to forage for food.
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This species lives exclusively in or near sandy soils within coastal dune and scrub communities and maritime chaparral.
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In many cases a plant called chaparral or it's scrub oaks or it's the low grasses that grow with it.
CNN Transcript Oct 23, 2007
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After years of intense grazing, existing chaparral and coastal scrub communities were largely replaced by nonnative grasses.
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In halting English his campfire host told about his dream of settling there amidst the oaks and chaparral, irrigating a vineyard and harvesting honey.
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At middle elevations, a chaparral community occurs beneath the trees, composed of shrubs such as desert ceanothus, alderleaf mountain mahogany, and catclaw mimosa.
Ecoregions of Texas (EPA)
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The return trip is all downhill on a sloping hillside of coastal scrub and chaparral.
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High Chaparral made the lead with an eighth of a mile to go and edged left in the final furlong.
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At middle elevations, dense thickets of shrubs such as desert ceanothus, alderleaf mountain mahogany, and catclaw mimosa form chaparral communities.
Ecoregions of New Mexico (EPA)
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In the 1990's a number of residential projects in cismontane oak savannahs and open mixed chaparral habitats are likely to endanger some back country populations of this inconspicuous annual.
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Together they conspired, and from the air and earth they sweated all sweetness till in a mist of their own love the leaves of the chaparral and the manzanita were dewed with the honey dew.
CHAPTER XXXI
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Falbrav took the lead along the rails soon after entering the straight, but defending champion High Chaparral responded well to nose just in front approaching the line.
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Parts of the golf course are adjacent to undeveloped chaparral.
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Well the area of Greece, particularly Crete, is a typical location where you have what is called a chaparral environment or biome.
Olives and People, Past and Present
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This animal, if need be, will live on road-side croppings nearly as well as a mule, -- travel all day long on an easy "lope," never offering to stop till fatigue makes him fall, -- and, if you let him, will take you through _chaparrals_, and up and down precipices at whose bare suggestion an Eastern horse would break his legs.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 80, June, 1864
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Chaparral, also called the elfin forest, survives in hot, dry conditions and features plants that have thick leaves to minimize water loss and animals that have thick fur to protect them from rough undergrowth.
AroundTheCapitol.com
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Years of drought, along with tree diseases and bugs among the foothills 'pine and chaparral, have turned the area into a "tinderbox," Goodell said.
SacBee -- Latest News
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The understory includes sagebrush, antelope bitterbrush, and a fire-maintained chaparral component of snowbrush and manzanita.
Ecoregions of Nevada (EPA)
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The foothills, even under thick chaparral, never lose their bold outlines; the pines upon the farthest ridges preserve their perfect spires; and the low, round-headed oaks, both the roble and the encina, have all been put into the landscape with the same brush.
Art Influence in the West
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Herbal supplements that can be toxic to the liver include kava, comfrey, chaparral, jin bu huan, kombucha tea, pennyroyal and skullcap.
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They lead into pine forests as well as impressive stands of coastal sage scrub and chaparral communities notable for Mojave yuccas, prickly pear, and agaves.
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There was a summer's worth of intense sunlight radiating back through the tangled chaparral.
WHERE THE HEART IS
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Before 1886, the 904-foot hill behind the UCSF Medical Center then known as Mount Parnassus was covered in low brush and chaparral, just like the rest of San Francisco.
SF Weekly | Complete Issue
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In California, the chaparral and coastal sage shrubs form excellent cover for rodents, rabbits, and birds.
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Another feature of the chaparral often occupies the field entirely to itself, viz., the chamisal or greasewood (_Adenostoma fasciculatum_, Hook, and Arn.).
The Lake of the Sky Lake Tahoe in the High Sierras of California and Nevada, its History, Indians, Discovery by Frémont, Legendary Lore, Various Namings, Physical Characteristics, Glacial Phenomena, Geology, Single Outlet, Automobile Routes, Historic Town
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The Chaparral Fire Unit may be used either carrier mounted or unmounted.
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My blog, however, was specifically about the chaparral brushland of Southern California, not about pine, fir and cedar forests of the West.
Chris McGowan: Chaparral & Global Warming Footnotes
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They are moving incredibly quickly through dried brush and chaparral that practically explode when they ignite, threatening the life of any firefighter nearby.
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We spend billions each year in futile attempts to prevent floodplains from flooding, barrier islands from migrating, chaparral from burning, and predators from predation.
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Many of the species native to California, such as the prickly chaparral, rely on fires to propagate.
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Ecologically, it's a transition zone between chaparral and yellow pine forest.
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Layne's butterweed often grows in gaps in chaparral.
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All it then takes is a spark from an arcing electricity cable to ignite grassy kindling and waxy chaparral .
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She is a lovely woman, and her chaparral is a delight; even if it was slightly surreal smelling this distillation of California with it's herbal woodiness and hint of wildfires with the smell of actual wildfires so prominent in the air.
Fiddling while Rome burns
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Where chaparral was more evident the cypresses were smaller and scragglier.
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Also important are mountain tops or ‘sky islands,’ and in some cases deep, shady canyons, that support chaparral, woodlands, or other communities that are relics of more temperate periods.
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There were also thick, gray thornbushes called chaparral, interlaced amid the equally thorny mesquite.
The Lonesome Dove Series
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Open chaparral, often a transmontane desert phase, is the preferred U.S. habitat of this herbaceous perennial.
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Farther upland, usually between 3,000 and 5,000 feet, is chaparral, where scrub oaks, manzanitas, and various other shrubs join cacti and yuccas.
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When the pines and chaparral explode, the crews are the first to meet the fury.
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Next he remembered the old woman of the chaparral, pressing grapes in her mountain clearing; and Ferguson, the little man who had scuttled into the road like a rabbit, the one-time managing editor of a great newspaper, who was content to live in the chaparral along with his spring of mountain water and his hand-reared and manicured fruit trees.
Chapter XXII
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The vegetation consists of coastal sage scrub, chaparral and groves of Englemann oak and live oak.
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Catpewk Diary Entry
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Go up beyond Pasadena some day when the chaparral is in full leaf, and you will discover that the preferred type of dwelling repeats the characteristics of the encinal, with low, slightly pitched roofs and pillared entrances.
Art Influence in the West
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Years of drought in the Tehachapi area, along with tree diseases and bugs among the foothills 'pine and chaparral, have turned the area into a "tinderbox," said county fire Battalion Chief David Goodell.
Tehachapi Fire Burns Dozens Of Homes, Threatens 150
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Together they conspired, and from the air and earth they sweated all sweetness till in a mist of their own love the leaves of the chaparral and the manzanita were dewed with the honey-dew.
CHAPTER X
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The thick chaparral of a remote region in the Sespe Wilderness, part of the Los Padres National Forest, in Ventura, California, has concealed a lost herd of desert bighorn sheep for more than five years.
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Chaparral is found on north- and east-facing slopes on the side of the island facing the mainland and also in arroyos (dry gullies that carry water after a rain) on the Pacific slopes.
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Alone and in combination with prescription drugs, several dietary supplements - such as chaparral, comfrey, germander, and ephedrine - have been linked to severe illness, liver damage, and even death.
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This species lives exclusively in or near sandy soils within coastal dune and scrub communities and maritime chaparral.
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The Appalachian Mountains, Florida swamps, and Texas chaparral became the domain of armed bands of Southern deserters.
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Wear long pants to protect your legs from the surrounding chaparral.
