acacia

Converse of object

• include: World furniture collection which includes acacia, fruitwood and birch furniture.
• browse: The heavily browsed acacias reacted to giraffe feeding in another, perhaps more surprising way.

Preposition: in

• system: There were three phases to the socio-economic team's study of the current and potential uses of acacias in small-holder agricultural systems.

Adjective modifier

• African: ICRAF will also contribute through allowing the project access to their database on the African acacias.
• large: Before we left the road two Rosy Starlings flew into one of the larger acacias along the river bank.
• scattered: We then made a stop in an area of rocky ground and scattered acacias where we got excellent views of two Karoo Long-billed Larks.
• thorny: Many low trees covered the land, mostly small thorny acacia and some cineraria, all trunk and no branches.
• flowering: Once more the little plaza with flowering acacias, once more the clear fountain telling its tale of love.
• small: Indeed he could, and not one but two, surprisingly well concealed in a small acacia and viewable from just a few meters.

Modifies a noun

• scrub: Making progress through the thorny acacia scrub wasn't easy.
• honey: The sweet mild flavor of acacia honey matches your delicate emotions.
• gum: Industrial and medicinal uses Various species of acacia yield gum.
• bush: About 20 km south of the main road the farm ended and dry acacia bush began - which was full of birds.
• woodland: And there are also wooded hills and towering termite mounds, rivers lined with fig trees and acacia woodland stained orange by dust.
• tree: Acacia trees are ubiquitous on Taiwan's lower hills.

Noun used with modifier

• roadside: Brown Parisoma Parisoma lugens: 1 showed well in the roadside acacias on the Nyika Plateau on 26/10.
• la: One of the best Malaga beaches is to the east at Playa de las Acacias.