Übersetzung für 'cedar of Lebanon' von Englisch nach Deutsch

cedar of Lebanon [Cedrus libani]

Libanon-Zeder {f} [auch: Libanonzeder]bot.T

• A large Cedar of Lebanon stands next to the Palace, one of the Great Trees of London.
• Some of these rare species will enrich the Beauregard gardens like a cedar of Lebanon, the tulip tree magnolia grandiflora or.
• There is a citron tree in the background, which represents the Cedar of Lebanon.
• The membership badge of the Lebanese Scouting Federation and many of the member Scout emblems incorporate the Cedar of Lebanon, the national symbol.
• The Hartopp family had already completed one of the early plantings of a Cedar of Lebanon tree in Great Britain, adjacent to an ornamental pond.

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• The Egyptian Avenue and the Circle of Lebanon (previously surmounted by a huge, 280 years old Cedar of Lebanon, which had to be cut down and replaced in August 2019) feature tombs, vaults and winding paths dug into hillsides.
• At the behest of Pope Pius XI, a new image similar to the original was immediately carved, using the wood of a cedar of Lebanon from the Vatican Gardens.
• The word "Cedar" refers to a national emblem, the Cedar of Lebanon, a tree featured on the flag of Lebanon.
• Bishop Pococke was one of the first to collect seeds of the Cedar of Lebanon which he did during his tour of Lebanon in 1738.
• A 200-year-old Cedar of Lebanon lies on the site of the now-demolished Potlock's Farm on Twyford Road in the village.

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• The Cedar of Lebanon has its origin in many biblical references.
• ... , sometimes translated as "3rd Carpathian Infantry Division"), also commonly known as "Christmas Tree Division" due to the characteristic emblem of a cedar of Lebanon superimposed upon the Polish flag, was an infantry division of the Polish Armed Forces in the West that fought during World War II on the Italian Front.
• In 1980 The King was especially drawn to the 200-year-old Highgrove Cedar of Lebanon to the west of the house.
• The gardens include a cedar of Lebanon planted by Fox.
• A shrubbery walk with serpentining paths was planted east of the house and a balancing shrubbery belt to the west are probably part of Repton's plan; the Cedar of Lebanon was planted as a central feature of the lawn.

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• The specific epithet refers the Lebanon mountain range where the species was first described by French botanist Achille Richard; the tree is commonly known as the Lebanon cedar or cedar of Lebanon.
• The saint appears in the sculpture holding a miniature, Maronite style church; the sculpture also features an inscription in Syriac reading: "The righteous will flourish like a palm tree, they will grow like a cedar of Lebanon".