Pinus excelsa also occurs rather abundantly, and of good size, the other vegetation continues.
Regarding the Coniferae, Pinus excelsa is the rarest, Deodar is the most common; longifolia occurs principally on a southern projection from Chaka, and on the south face of the Mall ridge.
Mount Warning is on the same parallel as Norfolk Island, where the Araucaria excelsa grows in remarkable luxuriance and beauty and attains a very large size; if this be the same tree, it is of very stunted growth.
Lieutenant Oxley, in his late expedition to Moreton Bay (1823), found reason to doubt whether the pine that he found in the Brisbane River was the Araucaria excelsa of Norfolk Island.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "excelsa" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
