undergrowth BrE , auch: underbrush AmE , auch: understorey BrE , auch: understory AmE

The two of them forced their way through the underbrush.

The underbrush was thick now and hard to get through.

There were people in the underbrush, no more than 100 yards away.

But now they are; something's stirring in the political underbrush.

Pushing away the underbrush, he made his way toward it.

She could hear them crashing through the underbrush behind her.

But they say the Government is working to clear the bureaucratic underbrush.

He and Riley moved off to the left through the underbrush.

A little group of my former recruits came with me through the underbrush.

Then she turned away to dive into the underbrush after her children.

They're coming right down it, much faster than we can go through the underbrush.

What would they do if someone were to leap out from the underbrush?

Moving back into the underbrush, she made her way around the clearing.

Movement to his right, something big crashing through the underbrush.

But just a moment ago he had heard them coming for him, crashing through the underbrush.

At that moment there was a noise in the underbrush.

Her body was discovered more than a month later, in the underbrush of a nearby park.

No wonder there was so much underbrush and the few trees were all second growth.

They could not keep to a straight line, but the lack of heavy underbrush was a help.

But then why couldn't he hear it in the underbrush?

In a few moments, they heard the soldiers start to move, once again running through the underbrush.

Suddenly there was the sound of crashing in the underbrush.

They emerged from the underbrush, their weapons at the ready.

There were times when they did the shooting as his brown body showed for a moment through the underbrush.

The only answer he got was the shuffling of the underbrush.

They forage for food near water in the understorey or on the ground.

The understorey of this evergreen expanse received very little sun.

It is sometimes a dominant component of tropical forest understorey.

This project has already allowed a noticeable improvement in the ground level and understorey flora.

Forest understorey is made up mostly of ferns and moss.

They forage at various levels within forests, from the top canopy to the understorey.

Dense shrubs up to five metres high form an understorey.

Members of the genus are small understorey trees in tropical forests.

This has a severe effect on the health and reproduction of these characteristic understorey components.

The understorey is largely of holly, hazel and mountain ash.

The habitat consists of swamp forests with a dense understorey.

Several species are single-stemmed understorey palms, an unusual growth form.

It can be an understorey plant under dense as well as open forest cover.

It is generally an understorey shrub, rarely growing more than 2 m tall.

It is found in humid forest with dense understorey.

It is also found in the understorey of various types of rainforests.

They are insectivorous and hunt in flight in the understorey.

One species is limited to mountain forest understorey.

The smaller Pacific yew is scattered in the understorey.

It is common there as an understorey shrub.

Poison ivy occurs in the understorey, along with various species of moss and mushroom.

Rain forests have a mostly open understorey, consisting of ferns and low shrubs.

Sweet Morinda is a small plant in the forest understorey.

The Bonewood is often seen in rainforests as an understorey tree.

Preferred habitat is areas close to the forest edge, containing a mosaic of understorey components.

The forest understory is moderately dense but not impenetrable to the determined explorer.

Trenching around seedlings in the understory did not significantly increase their growth, showing that they are normally only limited by competition for light.

After the region's lower slopes were cleared of spruce, the hardwoods that had always populated the forest understory took over and expanded up the mountains.

Understory (or understorey) in forestry and ecology refers to plant life growing beneath the forest canopy without penetrating it to any extent.

The plants typically grow in the forest Understory or at the edges of forests, often forming clonal thickets by sprouting from the roots.

The forests typically have an upper canopy at 15-25 meters, a 10-15 meter understory of smaller trees and large shrubs, and a 3-4 meter undergrowth.

Along the way take one of the 2- to 5-mile hiking trails, such as the path to Alum Cave Bluffs through the forest understory of rhododendron.

Understory is a magazine run by Creative Writing and Literary Arts graduate students, open for submissions from any UAA undergraduate student.

Understory is also rich, featuring common hawthorn, blackthorn, wild apple, pear and strawberry trees, erica, Ruscus aculeatus and numerous others.

The northern hardwood understory is home to diverse species such as coneflower, skunk goldenrod, Rugels ragwort, bloodroot, hydrangea, and several species of grasses and ferns.

The forest understory is dominated by shade-tolerant shrubs and herbs, which include Palisota schweinfurthii and Pollia condensata, in addition to ferns and broad leaf grasses.

Restoration of a Forest Understory After the Removal of an Invasive Shrub, Amur Honeysuckle (Lonicera maackii).

Although very moist in winter, it is not considered to be a rainforest because the dry season precludes the establishment of a characteristic rainforest understory of epiphytes, liverworts, ferns and mosses.

P.C & R.O. Bierregaard, Jr. (1995) "Use of Amazonian Forest Fragments by Understory Insectivorous Birds".

Common trees are the Jeffrey Pine, Sugar Pine and Pinon Pine.Katharine Layne Brandegee (1894) 'Zoe: Volume IV', Zoe Publishing Company, Townshend Stith Brandegee Understory species include Manzanita.