It grows on decayed logs, on stumps, and on decayed places in living trees.
Often found on living trees, the plant gains entrance to the living stem through the bark, by means of a wound made by some agency, as a bird or a boring insect; soon a mass of mycelium is formed, and from this the fruiting body is produced.
These plants are found on the bark of living trees.
Inside of the rind and between it and the wood, there is, on living trees, a slimy coat called cambium (Med.
They enter the wood from eggs deposited in wounds in living trees, from which they burrow deep into the heart-wood.
They may enter the exposed dead wood of wounds of living trees, but more commonly attack the wood of dead standing conifers and hard woods, in the sap-wood of which they excavate irregular burrows, which are packed with their borings.
Cavities are usually located in snags or in dead branches of living trees.
Nest: These woodpeckers most commonly excavate nest holes in dead limbs of living trees.
Nest: The Arizona woodpecker excavates holes in dead branches of living trees, primarily walnuts, oaks, maples, and sycamores.
The elm pleurotus is so called because it is often found growing on dead elm branches or trunks, or from wounds in living trees, but it is not confined to the elm.
This plant usually grows in large clusters from dead trunks or branches or from dead portions of living trees.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "living trees" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
