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1. One arch abutment was founded on long, diameter scotch fir piles, spaced at.
2. These timbers rest on cross sleepers of beech, larch, or Scotch fir, which are 9 feet in length, and have a cross section of 12 inches by 6 inches, being placed at intervals of 3 feet ."
3. The park is primarily oak but also contains notable trees, including cypress, a Sequoiadendron planted circa 1890-1900, and a " Taxodium distichum ", as well as hornbeam, beech, maple, chestnut, American locust, and Scotch fir.
4. During the war the tennis court, which required continual watering and upkeep, was allowed to become derelict and in 1955 there was a wonderful display of seedling roses and Scotch firs growing on it, which Mrs J . B . Muir was very grieved to see go, when it was resurfaced.
5. The remains of ancient wood are principally copses of oak and birch, both of which are indigenous, and appear well adapted to the soil; and the plantations, which are of recent formation, consist of oak, intermixed with Scotch fir and larch, and are well managed, and in a flourishing condition.
6. It's difficult to find scotch fir in a sentence. 用scotch fir造句挺難的
7. A short paper on the " Coleoptera of the Scotch Fir " came out in the Scottish Naturalist about this time . " The Dascillidae of New Zealand " was published in the Annals and Magazine of Natural History in July 1878; while work on the water-beetles was taken in hand for publication by the Royal Society of Dublin.
8. :The aristae of the barley, which was coming into ear, became brown and withered at their extremities, as did the leaves of the oats; the rye had the appearance of being mildewed; so that the farmers were alarmed for those crops . . . The larch, Weymouth pine, and hardy Scotch fir, had the tips of their leaves withered.
9. Moreover, considerable work was needed to form the railway across Robroyston Moss : after levelling, tree branches were placed on the track bed, and on them longitudinal timber beams were laid; cross-beams of Scotch fir were fixed on them, and then longitudinal planks of red pine, ( broad x thick ) were laid on them; finally the rails of were laid on the planks.