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Cryptomeria

[ UK /kɹˌɪptə‍ʊmˈi‍əɹɪɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. Japanese cedar; sugi

How To Use Cryptomeria In A Sentence

  • The ravine grew more and more beautiful, and an ascent through a dark wood of arrowy cryptomeria brought us to this village exquisitely situated, where a number of miniature ravines, industriously terraced for rice, come down upon the great chasm of the Kinugawa. Unbeaten Tracks in Japan
  • I remember suggesting that a satisfactory place for such a demonstration would be a large forest of cryptomeria trees not far from Tokyo. Sheldon Drobny: God Damn America's Media: Rev. Wright's Comment On Hiroshima
  • Someone was on them, running upward, and he changed direction again, paralleling them, keeping to the shadows of the cryptomeria. FLOATING CITY
  • Around it is a simple planting of dwarf cryptomeria, ferns, grasses, and laceleaf maples.
  • They take cutting material from it and produce completely fasciated plants, such as the Stags Horn Ash and the conifer Cryptomeria japonica fasciata.
  • The cryptomeria now loomed over her garden of gloom. The Season of Risks
  • Two that come to mind are Yoshino cryptomeria C. japonica 'Yoshino' and green giant arborvitae. Fewer and fewer plants are truly deer-resistent
  • Even trees of great age, beauty, and cultural significance-the stately rows of pines along the Tokaido highway, the ancient avenue of cryptomeria leading to the Nikko Shrine-were sacrificed in the war effort.
  • Among tree species are Eyer evergreen chinquapin Castonopsis eyeri, Farges evergreen chinquapin C. fabri, Hance tanbark oak Lithocarpus hancei, blue Japanese oak Cyclobalanopsis glauca, Taiwan pine Pinus taiwanesis, Chinese little-leaf box tree Buxus sinica var. parvifolia, common Chinese birch Cunninghmia lanceolata, Chinese cedar Cryptomeria fortunei, Masson pine P. Massoniana, etc. Mount Wuyi, China
  • His photographs of haze-covered hills and dark cryptomeria forests conspire with the texts to draw the viewer into a reassuring fantasy.
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