「gorse」の共起表現(1語右で並び替え)

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In the area of	gorse adjacent to the pond, there is a colony of the
eath is covered mainly with heather, broom and	gorse, all flowering plants that play an important p
He filled a derelict windmill with	gorse and brushwood, introduced the gas at the botto
ements of East and West Kingston, and Kingston	Gorse and is located between Ferring and East Presto
	Gorse and broom have been introduced in recent years
The park contains grassland, with hawkweed,	gorse and broom.
rhododendrons around Haccombe and	gorse and pines near Milber.
Whilst this may benefit the	gorse and the ecosystem based around gorse, the fire
They feed on the seeds of	gorse and as a result kill the weed.
named after shrubs and bushes, such as broom,	gorse and jasmine.
A group from FC Wales removed the	gorse, and foresters laid down hay from the nearby P
om the top of the Headland, with a covering of	gorse and heather, there are fine views towards Aber
ds he warns off two other hunters, Sikes (Saul	Gorse) and Lapin (William Keene), seeking to plunder
they assist with vital continued clearance of	gorse and birch from the heath and mire.
Trust in September 1987 and is now 1230 ha of	gorse and regenerating native bush.
The extensive groves of	gorse are often set alight by arsonists in dry summe
anean bird, it can be found in the heather and	gorse as these offer relatively warm microclimates f
Payne's grandparents were living in Kingston	Gorse at the time, but have since moved to Devon.
By April the unfazed	gorse bloomed a bright yellow.
d worked in Buckfastleigh before moving to the	Gorse Blossom Railway in 1984.
arts of the Carn are clothed in lowland heath,	gorse, bracken and a generous mixture of wild flower
art which means a rough common, overgrown with	gorse, bracken or broom.
s very open, with patches of pine woodland and	gorse bushes, and there is a triangulation point her
The Ram	Gorse Club House was opened by Sir Richard Costain i
The	Gorse Colonial Hard Shoot Moth (Pempelia genistella)
	Gorse Cottage Poems.
d is separated into three residential estates:	Gorse Covert (grid ref SJ665925, population 2,790),
rd circulars (services 20 and 21), services to	Gorse Covert and Birchwood (services 25-27), also se
The Jersey Emerald or	Gorse Emerald (Pseudoterpna coronillaria) is a moth
al and also had the right to take the wood and	gorse from the land for their own use.
is dominated by Heather, Bell Heather, Western	Gorse, Gorse and Bracken, with areas of mixed woodla
New	Gorse Hall was built by John Leech in 1836.
Friends of	Gorse Hall is trying to research the historical impo
	Gorse Hall was the site of a murder in 1909, where l
	Gorse Hall was the name given to two large houses in
r kneeling alone in prayer amongst the burning	gorse he took the actions which brought the battle t
heather, cross-leaved heath, dwarf and common	gorse, heath spotted-orchid, bog asphodel, and round
	Gorse Hill Lane
	Gorse Hill Ambulance Station (formerly Gorse Hill Ho
Frances was born on Haddon Street, in the	Gorse Hill district of Stretford.
	Gorse Hill is a part of Stretford within the Traffor
	Gorse Hill City Farm is a city farm and community pr
	Gorse Hill is also the northern most ward for Traffo
	Gorse Hill shares a border with Old Trafford ward, b
	Gorse Hill Park is a park which has recently had its
enotaph, opposite the Chester Road entrance to	Gorse Hill Park, was built as a memorial to the 580
n undisclosed sum of money for the land called	Gorse Hill.
ae is used as an agent to biologically control	gorse in New Zealand.
His third Festival winner was on Christmas	Gorse in the National Hunt Chase in 1994.
of purple shades of heather and bright yellow	gorse in summer is dissected by a footpath running l
n introduced as a biological control agent for	gorse in New Zealand and Hawaii.
n store was put up for sale, and now forms the	Gorse Industrial Estate.
o undertake the daunting task of replacing the	gorse infested saddle with lupine for the butterflie
	Gorse is a hardy plant that can reach heights of 20
Kingston	Gorse is a hamlet within the parish which lies south
o the east of Tickencote Warren, and at Exeter	Gorse it briefly borders Horn, then meets Pickworth.
	Gorse naturalised in New Zealand and soon becomes th
, a 25-acre (10 ha) park of heath woodland and	gorse near Furzebrook on the Isle of Purbeck, in the
It was built as	Gorse No. 2 Mill, in 1914 and cotton was first spun
Ace Mill, Chadderton - 1914 (aka	Gorse No.2 Mill)
area in 1955 and consequently the heather and	gorse on Chobham Common grew on and scrub began to d
Dried	gorse or blackthorn was traditionally used.
t area, that name being derived from the whin (	gorse) shrub that grows there in profusion.
The	Gorse Soft Shoot Moth (Agonopterix ulicitella) is a
ited sparsely by the people who cut the furze (	gorse) that grows there.
The	Gorse Tip Moth (Agonopterix nervosa) is a smallish m
berry Vaccinium myrtillus, Bryophytes, Lichen,	Gorse Ulex europaeus, Western Gorse Ulex gallii, Bra
In addition,	gorse was harvested for fuel.
From east to west the estates are: Kingston	Gorse, West Kingston, Angmering on Sea & The Willowh
species; Hawthorn, blackthorn, wayfaring tree,	gorse, whitebeam, hazel and ash."
It is predominately heathland,	gorse, woodland and hosts a golf course.

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