- America.
Trees up to 45 m tall,
stranglers or independent;
trunks mostly unbuttressed.
Leaves obovate or oblanceolate, 15–25 cm long. Figs globose, 1.5–3 cm...
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evergreen tree
reaching heights of up to 15
meters that
features an
unbuttressed bole and
typically lacks extensive aerial roots,
though in
older specimens...
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buttresses were
added to
support the
shared wall
after removal of the
attached house; an
unbuttressed side of a
similar house on an
otherwise deserted street...
- in
buttressed rock. Here the
differential stress directed toward the
unbuttressed surface can be as high as 35
megapascals (5,100 psi),
easily enough to...
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thinner outer s****, to keep out the weather. It was to
stand on an
unbuttressed octagonal drum. Neri's dome
would need an
internal defense against spreading...
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approximately 35
metres in
height and 0.7
metre in diameter. It is
evergreen and
unbuttressed and has a
dense crown and pink flowers. It
grows primarily in riparian...
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church of the town in 1881. St.
Nicholas & St. Faith's
Church has an
unbuttressed tower adjoining the
former north transept which remains from the original...
- the nave and chancel, and the tower,
which has
three stages and was
unbuttressed,
however a
buttress was
added to the
south east
corner in the 19th century...
- (160 ft) in
height and 2.7 m (8 ft 10 in) in diameter. The
trunk is
unbuttressed,
straight and with
little taper.
Distinctive features are co****, flaky...
- was
originally built in a
cruciform shape. The
current church has an
unbuttressed west
tower of two stages, a
north transept and a 15th-century
south aisle...
