Asiatic造句

evergreen Asiatic trees now grown through the tropics: breadfruit; jackfruit.

An Asiatic lion dozes in the sun at the Zurich Zoo in Switzerland.

It matches excellently with meat dishes as well as with Asiatic cuisine.

This is the Asiatic ornamental shrub with spiny branches and pink blossoms.

Many of the people here were Buryats, an ethnic group of Mongolian descent, and their features were distinctly Asiatic.

Byron was led by a yeoman into the presence of the Commander-in-chief of the Asiatic Fleet.

It also contains Asiatic black bears, egrets and, according to some, an extremely rare subspecies of the Siberian tiger.

Surrounded by junks, S-39 (SS-144), possibly with the US Asiatic Fleet at Tsingtao, China, circa 1930.

They would thenbe free to bow out, burn their Guevara posters, take up thatlong-neglected cello again and talk about something moreintriguing than the Asiatic mode of production.

Using buds induction from shoot apex of Lilium Asiatic hybrids as the study on the induction of bulblets in tube and flower bulbs cultivation from bulblet in field.

The European and Asiatic Aryans still have the same names for cattle, but those for most of the cultivated plants are already different.

"I don't know why it's being called the Mexican swine flu," he said, when, actually, the virus's genome matches a Euro-Asiatic strain.

At a farm in Vietnam, bile is pumped from a sedated Asiatic black bear, violating national law. Thousands of wild bears have been captured to supply this traditional medicine.

An Asiatic leopard cub in the Hukawng Valley in Myanmar (Burma) became an orphan after hunters killed its mother to sell her body parts for use in traditional medicine.

An ancient town of Asia Minor on the Asiatic coast of the Hellespont in modern-day Turkey. It was the scene of the legendary tale of Hero and Leander.