Converse of object

• spruce: Suitable conifers include Scots pine, and introduced species such as Sitka spruce, European larch and hybrid larch.

• use: Thanks to Alistair's good management we have been able to accept an offer from the builder to upgrade the floor using European larch.

• include: More recently, areas have been planted with commercial crops, including larch.

• plant: Continue on through forests of Lodgepole pine and Sitka spruce before returning to the car-park through Japanese larch planted in 1940.

Adjective modifier

• Japanese: The closely related Japanese larch ( also planted ) has leaves with two conspicuous white lines beneath.

• European: Thanks to Alistair's good management we have been able to accept an offer from the builder to upgrade the floor using European larch.

• untreated: The house is clad in untreated, locally sourced larch and finished in an environmentally-friendly lime wash.

• hybrid: Suitable conifers include Scots pine, and introduced species such as Sitka spruce, European larch and hybrid larch.

• local: These, made from local larch, were put together in the workshops on site, and the finishing touches added in situ.

• mature: Go through a gate and follow the track as it winds gently left through open fell, with scattered mature larch.

Modifies a noun

• plantation: At the south eastern edge of the Woodland Education Center is a larch tree plantation.

• tree: A few hundred meters brings you to a stand of tall larch trees on your RIGHT.

• wood: Suddenly a very large brown raptor flies from the larch woods this is my target for the day a female goshawk!

• forest: Located on a high sunny ` balcony ` in the Susa Valley, the resort is surrounded by larch forest above.

• cladding: There are also areas finished in rust red render and in larch cladding stained in a dark oak color.

• pole: We immediately went out for more peanuts and I drilled an 18 inch length of larch pole to use as a suet log.