Forestry Management

noun a long, flexible woody vine that climbs trees for support in tropical forests

• The liana vines in the rainforest provide important structural support for many plant species.
• I love swinging on the liana vines like Tarzan in the jungle.
• Let's use the liana vines to climb up to the top of the tree.
• The interconnected relationships in the company can be compared to a complex network of lianas.

noun a protective covering of organic material placed around plants to enrich or insulate the soil

• The landscaper recommended using mulch to help retain moisture in the soil.
• I'm going to spread some mulch around the garden to keep the weeds at bay.
• Let's throw some mulch down to spruce up the yard.
• She used kind words as mulch to nurture their friendship.

noun African oak

• The African oak tree is known for its strong and durable wood.
• I heard that the African oak tree in the park is over a hundred years old.
• That African oak tree is lit, it provides the perfect shade for a picnic.
• Her strength is like that of an African oak, solid and unwavering.