Examples of 'yew trees' in a sentence

Meaning of "yew trees"

Yew trees: Yew trees are a type of coniferous tree known for their dark green foliage and red berries. These trees have a long lifespan and are often associated with traditional and ceremonial significance in various cultures and landscapes

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Yew trees hit their mark in history.
The common growth form of yew trees.
Yew trees are our ancient cathedrals.
He planted many yew trees in pairs.
Outside the church are several great yew trees.
A grove of yew trees is particularly.
And over there are yew trees.
The toxic nature of yew trees has been known for millennia.
Docetaxel is a substance derived from the needles of yew trees.
There is a line of ancient yew trees near the church.
Taxol is a natural product extracted from the bark of yew trees.
Individual yew trees.
You will notice that the mixed woodland is dominated by yew trees.
Many of them are accompanied by millenary yew trees that already guarded the astures cults.
There must be at least two centuries of solitude under those yew trees.

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In olden times Yew trees used to be evil magic trees.
You get it from yew trees.
Twelve yew trees line a path to the main South door.
A long avenue of yew trees.
Yew trees do not do well in extreme heat, cold or wind.
Eighty percent of the area is covered with spruce forests combined with yew trees.
Roughly eight different species of Yew trees exist throughout the world.
Paclitaxel is an active component isolated from the bark of Pacific yew trees.
The source of the spring is a grove of yew trees in the White Mountains.
The site of Hardwick House itself is a wood bordering some original Cedar and Yew trees.
Even without the connection to witches, yew trees had many superstitions attached to them.
They know about this, but they do not know yew trees.
Yew trees contain the highly poisonous taxane alkaloids that have been developed as anti-cancer drugs.
Like me, he had been researching yew trees for years.
These included yew trees ( the bark is used for cancer drugs, paclitaxel ).
An ash sheds its leaves in the winter, while yew trees retain their needles.
Give extra food from March to August, preferably food specifically for conifers and yew trees.
Oak, birch and yew trees frame the area.
And this is Origanum vulgare, and over there are yew trees.
Ten Yew trees in Great Britain are believed to pre-date the 10th century.
This is Oreganum vulgare . And over there are yew trees.
We have yew trees at St Agatha 's.
Further north is Norbury Park, which contains the Druids Grove, a forest of ancient yew trees.
Park 's authorities successfully managed to reintroduce yew trees here - now there are around 1300 of them.
The name is an anglicised version of " Ceann Iubhair ", meaning headland of the yew trees.
The coniferous yew trees in the Khosta sector can reach an age of over 2,000 years.
In this is the ' Druids Grove ' which is an area of mature Yew trees.
Fig . 7 - Small yew trees are under-represented in Swiss forests.
It also consisted of a Gate Lodge ( Registrar 's house ) and yew trees lining the main walkways.
Taxine? - You get it from yew trees.

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