black gum

A deciduous tree (Nyssa sylvatica) native to eastern North America, known for the shades of bright scarlet its leaves turn in the autumn; also known as sour gum, black tupelo, or simply tupelo. The leaves of the black gum are an amazing sight in autumn.

See also: black, gum

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

known
make it known
(had) known it was coming
moniker
monniker
make yourself known to somebody
make (oneself) known (to someone)
be off the beaten path
be off the beaten track
off the beaten track

References in periodicals archive

These differences were significant ([alpha] = 0.05) for all but the black gum samples treated with creosote; all of the creosote polymer treatments; and the soft maple, hard maple, and ponderosa pine samples treated with copper naphthenate.

Effect of a Polymer Additive on Properties of Creosote-Treated Wood

"There's a tremendous diversity of natural foods--acorns, beech and hickory nuts, cherries, black gum, raspberries and huckleberries.

GROWING PAINS - As their numbers multiply in some states, black bears are creating unusual problems in some unlikely places

Students in Richard Howarth's AP environmental science class and Anna Dahlberg's Life Skills class spent the early part of the morning digging holes; after a speaking segment featuring local dignitaries and two students, the planting of Bald Cypress and Black Gum trees began on three parking lot islands.

School plants 21 new trees; Late Arbor Day comes to North

In many other trees such as black gum, sassafras, dogwood, and some maples and oaks, the pigment anthocyanin adds red to the palette.

Leaves & the secret of life: we live on a diet of sunbeams delivered by green leaves. (mother's nature)

Belonging to yet another group are black gum and tupelo, which are members of the dogwood family.

American red gum trees yield two distinct wood looks. (Wood of the Month)

Tupelo (commonly called black gum) -- one of the first trees to change color -- turn the area into a blaze of red.

Fall foliage tour of the Highlands: Helderbergs, Catskills, Shawangunks

I asked Woodfield to name some of the more popular trees for use in an urban setting, and he listed red maple, swamp white oak, black gum, sweetbay magnolia and American beech.

Trees go from green pastures to the concrete jungle

You may wish to consider the installation of a flowering tree such as a Kousa dogwood, or an Eastern Redbud, Cornel Cherry, Japanese Stewartia, Magnolia, Flowering Crabapple, Black Gum Tree, Sourwood or a Mountain Ash.

The seeds of an idea

One is a quarter-mile long, the other a mile and a half walk that includes a visit to the Black Gum Swamp on a board walkway.

Woodland wonders; Forest classroom a place to walk and learn

Signs and symptoms of scurvy (also known as vitamin C deficiency) include easy bruising and breaking of skin; blisters that would develop into ulcers; bleeding black gums; and brittle bones due to the breakdown of collagen, which is dependent on vitamin C for its production.

Live better supplement your health

To reproduce, it needs to forage among abundantly flowering blue gums or black gums, close to old-growth trees with multiple hollows for nesting.

Can a parrot get justice under a Regional Forest Agreement?

词组	black gum
释义	black gum black gum A deciduous tree (Nyssa sylvatica) native to eastern North America, known for the shades of bright scarlet its leaves turn in the autumn; also known as sour gum, black tupelo, or simply tupelo. The leaves of the black gum are an amazing sight in autumn. See also: black, gum Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: known make it known (had) known it was coming moniker monniker make yourself known to somebody make (oneself) known (to someone) be off the beaten path be off the beaten track off the beaten track References in periodicals archive These differences were significant ([alpha] = 0.05) for all but the black gum samples treated with creosote; all of the creosote polymer treatments; and the soft maple, hard maple, and ponderosa pine samples treated with copper naphthenate. Effect of a Polymer Additive on Properties of Creosote-Treated Wood "There's a tremendous diversity of natural foods--acorns, beech and hickory nuts, cherries, black gum, raspberries and huckleberries. GROWING PAINS - As their numbers multiply in some states, black bears are creating unusual problems in some unlikely places Students in Richard Howarth's AP environmental science class and Anna Dahlberg's Life Skills class spent the early part of the morning digging holes; after a speaking segment featuring local dignitaries and two students, the planting of Bald Cypress and Black Gum trees began on three parking lot islands. School plants 21 new trees; Late Arbor Day comes to North In many other trees such as black gum, sassafras, dogwood, and some maples and oaks, the pigment anthocyanin adds red to the palette. Leaves & the secret of life: we live on a diet of sunbeams delivered by green leaves. (mother's nature) Belonging to yet another group are black gum and tupelo, which are members of the dogwood family. American red gum trees yield two distinct wood looks. (Wood of the Month) Tupelo (commonly called black gum) -- one of the first trees to change color -- turn the area into a blaze of red. Fall foliage tour of the Highlands: Helderbergs, Catskills, Shawangunks I asked Woodfield to name some of the more popular trees for use in an urban setting, and he listed red maple, swamp white oak, black gum, sweetbay magnolia and American beech. Trees go from green pastures to the concrete jungle You may wish to consider the installation of a flowering tree such as a Kousa dogwood, or an Eastern Redbud, Cornel Cherry, Japanese Stewartia, Magnolia, Flowering Crabapple, Black Gum Tree, Sourwood or a Mountain Ash. The seeds of an idea One is a quarter-mile long, the other a mile and a half walk that includes a visit to the Black Gum Swamp on a board walkway. Woodland wonders; Forest classroom a place to walk and learn Signs and symptoms of scurvy (also known as vitamin C deficiency) include easy bruising and breaking of skin; blisters that would develop into ulcers; bleeding black gums; and brittle bones due to the breakdown of collagen, which is dependent on vitamin C for its production. Live better supplement your health To reproduce, it needs to forage among abundantly flowering blue gums or black gums, close to old-growth trees with multiple hollows for nesting. Can a parrot get justice under a Regional Forest Agreement?
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