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Most of the low hills are covered by close-growing evergreen scrub, or chaparral, in which buckbrush and manzanita predominate.
Sierran Steppe - Mixed Forest - Coniferous Forest - Alpine Meadow Province (Bailey)
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I stood in the path, partially hidden by the close-growing bushes.
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“Move,” said Voldemort, and Hagrid stumbled forward, forcing his way through the close-growing trees, back through the forest.
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"Move, " said Voldemort, and Hagrid stumbled forward, forcing his way through the close-growing trees, back through the forest.
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I stood in the path, partially hidden by the close-growing bushes.
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Sanin and Pantaleone arrived there first, as the latter had predicted; they gave orders for the carriage to remain outside the wood, and they plunged into the shade of the rather thick and close-growing trees.
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We came out of it into a forest of close-growing, coniferous trees, through which the trail wound tortuously.
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His brothers skipped away on both sides, lashed the trace-horses under the belly, and the coach started, turned out of the gates into the street, the shaggy one tried to turn off towards his own home, but Filofey brought him to reason with a few strokes of the whip, and behold! we were already out of the village, and rolling along a fairly even road, between close-growing bushes of thick hazels.
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It was much larger in proportion to the body than a human head, and was almost perfectly round and covered with tightly curling, close-growing hair the colour of bracken.
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It was dark even in daylight, the close-growing evergreens crowding overhead.
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