Definition of gumland in English:

gumland

nounˈɡʌmland

mass nounNZ

Land on which kauri trees once grew, often still yielding valuable kauri resin but typically with poor-quality soil.
he took waste gumland and made clean and productive pasture
Example sentencesExamples
- Another explanation could be a reduction in vigour of trees grown in the heavy gumland clay soil.
- Burning the forest, however, results in degradation to a virtually sterile "gumland", for an indefinite period.
- Gumland soils are confined mainly but not entirely to flat land or moderate slopes.
- The gumland soils cover 600 square miles and are of three main types.
- The species was completely absent in gumland clays and pumice soils.
- In experimental sowings on newly developed gumland, inoculation of clover gave significantly improved results over uninoculated clover.
- By 1895, Yelas had earned enough from gum to buy his own piece of gum-land in the Henderson Valley.
- The report called for the creation of gumland reserves that could be worked only by licensed diggers.
- The cheapest source of an oil for such purposes was also a derivative of the kauri, a slushy resin deposit found on old gumland or forest sites.
- Symptoms tend to be more severe on vines growing in the gumland clays of Auckland.

单词	gumland
释义	Definition of gumland in English: gumland nounˈɡʌmland mass nounNZ Land on which kauri trees once grew, often still yielding valuable kauri resin but typically with poor-quality soil. he took waste gumland and made clean and productive pasture Example sentencesExamples Another explanation could be a reduction in vigour of trees grown in the heavy gumland clay soil. Burning the forest, however, results in degradation to a virtually sterile "gumland", for an indefinite period. Gumland soils are confined mainly but not entirely to flat land or moderate slopes. The gumland soils cover 600 square miles and are of three main types. The species was completely absent in gumland clays and pumice soils. In experimental sowings on newly developed gumland, inoculation of clover gave significantly improved results over uninoculated clover. By 1895, Yelas had earned enough from gum to buy his own piece of gum-land in the Henderson Valley. The report called for the creation of gumland reserves that could be worked only by licensed diggers. The cheapest source of an oil for such purposes was also a derivative of the kauri, a slushy resin deposit found on old gumland or forest sites. Symptoms tend to be more severe on vines growing in the gumland clays of Auckland.
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