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grand fir
noun
- a large fir, Abies grandis, of the western coast of North America, having a narrow, pointed crown and yielding a soft wood used for lumber, pulp, and boxes.
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Origin of grand fir1
Example Sentences
Soon, it had 50 record trees, including another champion grand fir Van Pelt found deep in the emerald Olympic forest.
For ponderosa pine and dry Douglas and grand fir forests, Swanson suggests landowners look into forest-thinning and prescribed burns for fire safety.
The Pass takes drivers through a dizzying array of landscapes — including some unique ecoregions, like Yakima plateau and grand fir mixed forest, thereby multiplying the opportunities for spotting different types of autumn color.
“We’re not looking to take every grand fir and white fir out of the forests.â€
Hannibal gestured to a grand fir sapling that had begun to reach for the sky.
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