61.   Thousands of workers removed every bush and tree from what would be the reservoir floor.

62.   To entice the turtles to stay on the preserve, the Nature Conservancy bulldozed trees from an area the size of a football field.

63.   We began noting the logos on the doors, like the camel and palm tree from New Egypt, N.J., and the skunk from Cologne, N.J.

64.   Why grow a shrub or tree from seed?

65.   Why bother with all of this, if you can just order apple trees from a nursery?

66.   Wilson, who owned land down in what today is San Marino, built the trail in hopes of logging trees from the mountaintop.

67.   Winds also helped spare trees from greater harm.

68.   With some secular assistance, the monks cut down mature trees from their forest, then sand and varnish the planks.

69.   With heavy equipment, researchers cleared grass and trees from part of East Sand Island, which they festooned with tern decoys and recorded tern calls.

70.   You could start a kumquat tree from the seeds of a store-bought fruit.