Converse of subject

• dominate: The woodland is dominated by sycamore with ash, wild cherry and oak.

Converse of object

• include: Planted tree species included sycamore, Norway maple, beech, ash, lime, elm, Scots pine and horse chestnut.

• use: The most popular type of sycamore used in violins has a curl in the grain which shows up as a flame effect.

• have: Leaves on the horse chestnuts have opened out, as have some more sycamores.

Adjective modifier

• invasive: To achieve this aim, the invasive non-native sycamore will be eradicated from both woods.

• young: Canada Road and Quebec Way are lined by quite young sycamores and maples.

• large: There are a number of fine scots pine trees in the churchyard and a large sycamore.

• spalted: Stan had used a piece of spalted sycamore, which I think nicely reflects the " wild and wooly " appearance of the breed.

• non-native: To achieve this aim, the invasive non-native sycamore will be eradicated from both woods.

• tall: From its left-hand gable turn left through a gate to the burial ground with tall sycamores.

Modifies a noun

• tree: He writes: We had some work carried out on a sycamore tree than stands at the edge of our property.

• seed: One high branch ripped away like a sycamore seed.

• leaf: Archive for August 27th, 2006 27th August 2006, Sunday The sorrows of Sycamore The sycamore leaf above is twice afflicted.

• leave: On sycamore leaves, it forms ' tar ' spot lesions, the number or diameter of which can be compared at different sites.

• sapling: Other work being done on the day will include removing sycamore saplings that are beginning to dominate the area.

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