The penetration of the oil into the sap wood seemed to be perfect, while in the loblolly it varied from a fraction of an inch to 1-1/2 in.
While some of the heavy oils of a tarry consistency remained, they were only to be found in the sappy portions of the long-leaf pine and in the loblolly (Specimens II and IV).
When Loblolly Boy cantered home for the East End Weight-for-age Welter Handicap, I said that the son of Rattlesnake could make mince-meat of all his rivals.
Loblolly Boy was by Rowdy out of Hoyden, and his pedigree mounts up to Sallycomeup, Kissmequick, and Curate on Toast, whilst in the collateral line he can claim kinship with Artaxerxes and Devil's Dustpan.
I laid my hand on the rope, and together we drew the loblolly boy upward and out under the blue of heaven.
The long silence of dusk was settling over the sugarworks as the indentures and the slaves trudged wearily toward their thatched huts for the evening dish of loblolly mush.
The first thing he did was flog one of his new Yoruba when he balked at eating loblolly corn mush.
The indentures themselves had all dined earlier on their usual fare of loblolly cornmeal mush, sweet potatoes, and hyacinth beans--though tonight they were each given a small allowance of pickled turtle in honor of the banquet.
I've already had to flog him once, ten lashes, the first night here, when he balked at eating loblolly mush.
We had got beyond the denser thickets of the loblolly pine, and could better see what we were about.
The loblolly pine grows with a straight, naked shaft and pyramidal head, often without branches, to the height of fifty feet.
The tree was the frankincense, orloblolly pine (Pinus toeda).
I thought of the ruse practised by the Bambarra with the spray of the loblolly pine; but, unfortunately, I could not see any of these trees on our way, and feared to lose time by going in search of one.
The loblolly boy for the cabin," the boatswain answered.
What's a lad with good friends doing as loblolly boy?
Nero's life on board this particular ship was a very happy one, for everybody loved him, from the captain downwards to the little loblolly boy who washed the bottles, spread the plasters, and made the poultices.
This is the collective term for the longleaf, shortleaf, loblolly and Cuban pines.
The white loblolly mud was often axle deep in the road, and turning out in these flats did not seem to better the matter much.
One day his pony got both feet on same side into a deep rut under the loblolly and down flat broadside he went and the writer disappeared.
The insect prefers Virginia and shortleaf pine, but it will also oviposit and feed on pitch and loblolly pine.
Losses are minimized by salvage cuttings and by favoring loblolly and hardwoods in regeneration plans.
Loblolly and shortleaf pine cones are seldom over 20 percent infested.
Loblolly is also affected, usually where associated with infected shortleaf pine.
Loblolly and shortleaf pine are preferred hosts, but pond, slash, longleaf, and Sonderegger pine are also attacked.
Loblolly and slash pines are very susceptible to this rust.
Grote attacks Virginia, shortleaf, and loblolly pine in the South.
Avoid planting highly susceptible species such as slash and loblolly pines in areas of known high rust incidence.
Loblolly and shortleaf pine seem to be preferred hosts, but all of the southern pines may be attacked wherever they occur in North and Central America.
Strength and weight averages of both woods are in excess of those of shortleaf and loblolly pines.
The supply is chiefly derived from the longleaf, shortleaf, Cuban, and loblolly pines of the South Atlantic States.
Longleaf and Cuban pines are seldom separated, while shortleaf and loblolly pines are also mixed.
No other important forest tree of the United States comes as nearly being a cultivated tree as the loblolly pine.
It is normally a thick sap tree, but midway between loblolly and longleaf.
Men cleared land in the East, and loblolly took possession; fires destroyed western forests of other species and lodgepole seized and held the burned tracts.
Two crops ofloblolly sawlogs can be harvested in that time.
The area of fully stocked loblolly pine is believed to be as large now as it ever was.
In North Carolina and Virginia loblolly tobacco hogsheads are common; and box factories within easy reach of it use much.
The sapwood of Osage orange is scarcely half an inch thick, and inloblolly pine it may be six inches or more.
The annual rings of loblolly pine are broad, with good contrast between the spring and summer growth.
Sometimes such a tree does not increase its trunk diameter as much in seventy-five years as a vigorous loblolly pine or willow oak will in one year.
That can be said of few other species; but probably holds true of lodgepole pine in the West, loblolly pine in the Southeast, and mesquite in the Southwest.
Its wood so closely resembles that of Cuban and loblolly pine that they are not easily distinguished by sight alone.
The amount of loblolly pine timber in this country is not known.
The pine quickly took possession, for the fields which were too far exhausted to produce tobacco or corn were amply able to grow dense stands of loblolly pine, and the farmers noticing this, called it old-field pine.
In appearance it resembles wide-ringed loblolly pine, and appears to be suitable for doors and sash, and frames for windows and doors.
In the fields that haven't been cultivated for a long time there spring up what they call in the South 'old field pines' or 'loblolly pines.
The loblolly needle has only two sides, though the under is so curved that it looks like two; and the 'Table Mountain' has two sides.
It is usually much more permeable to air, even in green wood, notably so in loblolly pine and even in white oak.
But withloblolly and still more with shortleaf this seems not to be the case.
Effect of steaming on the strength of green loblollypine XVII.
In the square a great fire of brush-wood had been kindled, and around it squatted a ring of negroes, busy with bowls of loblolly and great chunks of corn bread.
Soon afterwards they emerged from the forest upon a tobacco patch, from the midst of which rose a rude cabin, in whose doorway stood a woman serving out bowls of loblolly to half a dozen tow-headed children.
The wood is of medium weight, about thirty-two pounds per cubic foot when dry, or nearly that of red gum andloblolly pine.
It is small for long-leaf and white pine and great for loblolly and Norway pines.
Thus even in old long-leaf pines, the sapwood forms 40 per cent of the merchantable log, while in the loblolly and in all young trees the sapwood forms the bulk of the wood.
A medium- to large-sized tree, resembling loblolly pine, often approaches in its wood the Norway pine.
The loblolly pine, important as a lumber tree, extends along the coast from New Jersey to Texas.
The loblolly or old field pine chooses land generally sterile and otherwise worthless.
The third day after the above incident Nelson was no more, and the poor 'loblolly boy' left the service minus two fingers.
The answer was, 'Loblolly boy's set fire to an empty bottle, and it has set fire to the doctor's shop!
Jack was 'loblolly boy' on board the 'Victory,' and one of the group that surrounded the dying Hero of Trafalgar.
A small serpent of strange appearance having been taken on the land near Loblolly Cove, one correspondent writes at some length that it must have been the progeny of the two seen playing together, who were doubtless the parents.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "loblolly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
