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alerce
[ uh-ler-suh ]
noun
- the wood of the sandarac tree.
- a Chilean evergreen tree, Fitzroya cupressoides, having furrowed, reddish bark and overlapping leaves.
alerce
/ 忙藞l蓽藧s瑟; 蓹藞l蓽藧s /
noun
- the wood of the sandarac tree
- a cupressus-like Chilean pine, Fitzroya cupressoides, cut for timber
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of alerce1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of alerce1
Example Sentences
Known as Hacienda Pucheguin, the property is surrounded by national parks and is cut by wild rivers, forests of ancient Alerce trees and the Cocham贸 Valley, a cathedral of towering granite walls popular with rock climbers around the world.
During his travels, Darwin explored the island of Chilo茅 where he observed houses made of alerce, also known as Fitzroya cupressoides.
Such 鈥渆xtractivist鈥 approaches haven鈥檛 served Chile well over time, however 鈥 so says Carlos Leiva, director of the non-governmental organization Andean Alerce.
Though logging alerce has been outlawed, illegal deforestation has continued to plague Chilo茅, while native forest has been replaced by tree plantations.
The blaze broke out on Thursday at Los Alerces national park, a Unesco World Heritage site in northern Patagonia, which is home to huge alerce trees.
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